Here is an email: To Rosalie - Ken Lay's office MESSAGE FROM LOD FOR KEN: Thank you for your responses to my email and I look forward to hearing what your Community Relations department recommends on the Bush Library endowment. I would also like to confirm a meeting in New York with our CEO, Tom Casey, on Wed, Sept 5 - perhaps at 4pm? Please let us know where would be convenient for you - if it works, we have offices downtown on Pine Street and Mr. Casey has an apartment at Essex House on Central Park South. Thanks
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A: Meeting with Tom Casey
Here is an email: Generator Operators, If you received this email then you should have been given access to the new generators directory. At your earliest convienence please verify that you have the correct Read/Write access to the directory listed below by creating and deleting a file inside of it. At the present time we are still working with people in the IRM (Information Risk Management) group who have made this request a very high priority; as soon as this verification process is complete we can release them from this task and begin working on transitioning all of the generators' code to function in their new home....(the sooner the better). Please respond to this email, or contact me by phone the moment you have verified your access. If you receive an 'Access Denied' error message then verify that you are mapped to the R: drive using your Corp account and try again before responding to this email. A link to a test file in the new directory is below, you may save time by selecting the link to access the folder. \eeshou-fs2
etail$\RISK_MGT\CurvesPM\WholesaleEnergy\Generators\AccessTest.txt James Sweet x51701 pge8774734541 (jes)
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A: New Home for Curve Generators
Here is an email: Jeff: This is just a quick "head's up" to advise you that I am no longer retired and am CEO of an energy information start-up, Genscape, Inc., based in Louisvllle. Two founders (32 year olds) left power trading positions to pursue the development of technology able to measure the electric and magnetic fields emanating from high-voltage lines connected to power plants. They were successful and can now translate those measurements into highly accurate estimates of transmission line load and direction and from that make a highly accurate estimate of a power plant's generating status. The information is delivered to customers via Internet on a real-time basis. Genscape will by year end have built a monitoring network capable of monitoring 250+ plants or startegic transmission points in the Continental U.S. Genscape's initial customers are energy trading companies and subsequent customers will be power generators, transmission and distribution operators, insurers, fuel suppliers and transporters, regulators and wholesale power consumers. The reason for the "head's up" at this time is that I'll be meeting with Scott Tholan of your staff on Tuesday, May 1, to review Genscape's product.
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David Doctor/Genscape, Inc.