FYI . . . The attached order on the territorial dispute was issued 12/21. The time frame for WFEC to file a motion for reconsideration of Order No. PSC-2499-FOF-EU with the FPSC expires on Monday, January 7, 2002 (15 days from the date of the order is Saturday, January 5, 2002, therefore the time for filing is extended until the next business day). If a motion for reconsideration is filed, we have 7 days in which to serve a response. The time period for pursuing an appeal to the Florida Supreme Court is tolled until the FPSC disposes of any motion for reconsideration. If no motion for reconsideration is filed, then the time frame for filing a notice of appeal to the Florida Supreme Court expires Tuesday, January 22, 2002 (30 days from the date of the order is Sunday, January 20, 2002, and Monday, January 21, 2002 is a holiday, therefore the time for filing a notice of appeal is extended until the next business day).
Answer: FPSC Docket No. 010441-EU
Hello, Jeff, I just wanted to let you know that I'll be at a mandatory Values meeting (you remember those, right?) from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. EST and will be back in the office by 5:00 p.m. Hope this doesn't mean we miss one another. If there's a problem, please e-mail or call me with a number you can be reached at today/tonight and I'm happy to contact you at a time of your convenience. Warm Regards,
Answer: McKinsey NewsNetwork interview
This is the first draft of the planning document for the simulation to be held next Thursday - 02/07/02. I will continue forwarding the revised copies of this draft as it changes. Please let Bob Shults, Carl Carter, or myself know of any additions or revisions you would like to suggest on behalf of your group. Regards,
Answer: Simulation for www.UBSWenergy.com - Draft document (01/31/02)
Just got off the call with the California stakeholders. The group's trying to come up with a solution and today's call was a challenge. Edison threw new demands on the table that effectively ended any chance for a deal today. Appears that at this point that anything more than a 10% rate increase is out of the question politically for the Governor, and the utilities are very unhappy about it. Consumer groups are already balking publicly at the 10% increase reported in the press. The meeting effectively ended when Edison announced that, in response to New West turning back their customers, Edison plans to file a proposal with the Commission this week that would require all returning customers to pay the spot price for energy. The large customer groups blew their tops and that pretty much ended the call. The group agreed to meet again on Friday, after the PUC business meeting on Thursday. Best,
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Notes from Meeting with California Stakeholders