This is the content of an email: Attached is Jim's e-mail regarding Cedar Resources deals. We have a disparity. I will confirm as below unless I hear from you as different. Thanks

Subject: Cedar Resources

This is the content of an email: Dear Jenny, I refer to our phone conversation of today 12.10.01. As Dr Lay has registered for our Energy Governors Meeting in Davos I sent him an invitation to the Preparatory Meeting. The purpose of the Preparatory Meeting is to brainstorm on possible topics and discussion leaders for the programme of the Governors Meeting for Energy which will take place from 3 to 5 February 2002, and to identify the latest trends in the industry. In order to prepare a successful Governors Meeting, the issue selection is primordial. I am pleased that among the first confirmations for the Preparatory Meeting we received confirmations from ABB Ltd, ENI SPA, Royal Dutch/Shell, Statoil Group, Ruhrgas, EDF, Duke Energy Corporation, Engen Petroleum Ltd, Gaz de France, some of which will be represented by their top-executives. As it is impossible for Dr Lay to participate at the Preparatory Meeting, we would be most grateful if you could nominate a delegate as well as send us his preliminary ideas on interesting issues and panellists for the programme. Of course, I am fully aware what a long way it is to go for a one-day meeting from Houston to Geneva. This Preparatory Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday 6 November from 08.30 to 16.00 and will be held at World Economic Forum Headquarters in Cologny. We would also like to invite this person to an informal dinner on the previous evening, Monday 5 November at 19.30, at the Hotel Beau-Rivage in Geneva (13 quai du Mont-Blanc, 1201 Geneva, Tel. 41 22/716 6666). Please find enclosed some suggested topics for your consideration. (See attached file: issues.doc) Should you have any questions concerning the Governors Meeting, please do not hesitate to contact me any time. I look forward to hearing from you. Yours sincerely,

Subject: World Economic Forum, Energy Governors Meeting

This is the content of an email: Take a look at this. Note that this does not address capacity release issues. I think that might be too much for this letter. I think we should take that up separately. Probably, an ad hoc basis is best to start with. For example, I think we should work with Marc of FPU on an individual basis and see what happens. Then we would be able to feel more confident on whether to call a meeting on this or not.

Subject: DVC Letter

This is the content of an email: =09 =09 Dear Eric, The Department of Energy is hosting a conference on= Clean Coal Technology on Monday in Washington. The conference will take a= look at where coal-fired generation could be headed in the future. U.S. E= nergy Association Chairman John Derrick, the Chairman and CEO of Pepco, is = among those scheduled to speak. Look for energy legislation to move to th= e forefront when lawmakers return from Thanksgiving break. Republicans in = the Senate say they want to take action on energy legislation in December, = while Democrats aren't as sure of the time frame. Next week, the Washington= bureau will bring us an update on where legislation stands and what the ch= ances are that we'll see a comprehensive energy bill before the end of the = year. The North American Electric Reliability Council will release its 20= 01/2002 Winter Assessment on Tuesday; our Washington bureau will bring us c= overage. If MTBE is banned, the gasoline industry will have to drasticall= y increase production of ethanol. On Monday, the Houston bureau's Gale Sm= ith will have a report on some companies looking at alternative ways of mak= ing ethanol. We'll find out which products have a chance at becoming a sub= stitute for MTBE. A recent poll taken by Deloitte & Touche says power der= egulation in Texas won't mean an immediate rate reduction for consumers. T= he Houston bureau will have more from Deloitte & Touche's Branko Terzic on = Monday. ENL's Kym McNicholas reports the California Power Authority is me= eting over the weekend to discuss the scope and direction of its Energy Res= ource Investment Plan. The plan is due to the legislature and to the gover= nor by February 15, 2002. Kym will bring us the latest on Monday from the = weekend meeting. Also on Monday, the California Energy Commission will he= ar a petition for reconsideration of its decision on Calpine's proposed Met= calf Energy Center. After the meeting we'll have comments from the counsel= to the petitioners Stephan Volker. Jolen Operating Company President Da= vid Fleischaker will speak with us from Oklahoma City on Monday. He'll giv= e us a status check of energy legislation and discuss what he feels is the = real problem behind Enron. We'll hear from Fleischaker during the 2:00 p.m= . ET newscast. From Dallas on Monday, RBC Capital Markets Director Mark = Easterbrook is joining us. Easterbrook will talk about the performance and= outlook for Master Limited Partnerships in the energy industry and which i= nvestors are suited to buy MLPs. Catch him during the 3:00 p.m. ET newscas= t. Broadcasting Note: I just want to give you a heads up on the schedule = for next week. ENL will be dark on Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgivin=
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