Folks, FERC is deliberating today on many agenda items. Two they have approved are: 1. Modifying the June 19 Price Mitigation Order setting the price cap at $108 until April 30, 2002, and decoupling the cap from California's reserve deficiency, and instead tying the cap to the price of natural gas (upwards, only). 2. Denial of Requests for Rehearing (in great part) on all California Orders since last December 15 (2000), and ordering the California ISO to submit a revised congestion management plan, and a plan for establishing a day-ahead market, both plans due May 1, 2002. Both Orders passed 3 Yea, and 1 No (MAssey, in part on the second order). gba
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I can't believe you're leaving! I hope wherever you go next brings you joy and fulfillment, but you'll definitely be missed here. Thanks for all your help. Good luck! Kate
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Diane is the payroll manager - I called the number I gave you and agree that it is not very helpful.... Her extension is x35617. Let me know if I can do anything else for you! Amy
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Teb, I was finally able to get the imbalance quantities data from TSS--my reports were contending with other jobs. Anyway, attached is the latest rendition of the Gas Daily prices, the Natural Gas Week Cash Out price, and the monthly imbalance quantities. Any questions please call.
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Updated chart