Q: Tanya: Thanks for your message. All El Paso wants to put in the LC form is language that states that the original LC will accompany any draw that is made for endorsement of the drawing amount and that it will be returned to the Beneficiary unless it is fully drawn upon. I don't see any problem with this and while it may be unnecessary, if it males them feel better to have it, i would like to keep it in. Are you okay with this? Carol
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IN: Greetings, Kari. =20 Today's installment includes: Background on Nord Pool Information on the status of de-regulation in Pennsylvania. The rumors regarding securitization of utilities' power purchase costs had = a=20 very positive effect on the utilities' stock today. Congratulations. Ther= e=20 is conflicting information floating around, though. =20 Some wires stories say that a state senator will sponsor a securitization= =20 bill. Others say that it will be the Governor's bill. Is securitization= =20 legislation something that the Governor intends to sponsor/support?=20 Though there are clearly some challenges to securitization, we think it=20 offers a promising option. Hope the information is useful. Best,

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Per my conversation with Edmund this morning, we are moving Germany to the approved list for trading credit derivatives. Below is the list, now updated to reflect this change. European jurisdictions which are are approved for trading credit derivatives: Finland, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the U.K.. The European jurisdictions which are not approved to trade credit derivatives include: France, Gibraltar, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, Spain, and The Netherlands. For banks incorporated in a non-approved jurisdiction, it may be possible for them to trade out of a branch located in an approved jurisdiction (i.e. U.S. and U.K. branches). This would have to be determined on a case by case basis. Canada is also not an approved jurisdiction for credit derivatives. Please let me know if there are any changes to this list.

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Christine and I seem to have gotten Phillips interested in a right to terminate if TW's minimum tariff rate ever exceeds the contract rate. They said they would mull it over, at least. But what they really would prefer to have is a provision in which they would get the contract rate no matter what. Since this would make it a negotiated rate deal from day 1, I feel like I need to get your buy-in before we agree to it. Steve has already told me it is OK with him. Please advise.
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Jennifer --are you able to put together a one page update on where things are in California? I need to give Ken Lay a brief update his packet of information for a meeting on Thrusday. Jeff Dasovich is terribly busy, but said he would review and edit an overview if you put something together for him. Let me know if you cannot. Thanks
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