Jason: I would like to meet with you on January 8, 9 or 10 to bring Cheryl Nelson and me up to date on the remaining files so that Cheryl can take these back. Please call me when you are back in the office. Hope you had a great New Year!!!!!!!! Sara
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answer: Meeting at Enron to discuss outstanding files
Rhonna, Attached is a copy of my resume along with a wealth of gratitude if you could keep me in mind for postings of the nature listed above. Thanks again. Dana Davis
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answer: Resume for Sr. Clerk or Amin I Position
RBowers@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: Upon review of August 25, 2001 advisory billing statements you will observe significant balances for Transmission Customer Ancillary Services: Residual Adjustments. This is due to the NYISO not receiving a file from ConEd that contains their sub-zonal load data. When this file is not received for use in the billing process, the billing system sees the ConEd subzones with NO load in real time. This causes all DAM LSE purchases and scheduled transaction energy with ConEd points of withdrawal to be sold back to the market in real time. The deficiency in revenue is shared by all through the residual adjustment. We have received the missing file and intend to rerun August 25th this evening. The NYISO apologizes for any inconvenience caused by this problem. Regards,
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answer: August 25, 2001 residuals
The meeting yesterday with about 7 small producers in Okla went fairly well. It is obvious that they now realize that the cost of processing, if necessary is there obligation, not Northerns. We heard the same rhetoric about the history, for the past 30 years it is has been a "wet" system and they entered into contracts without any processing obligations. Northern' can't change due to this and historical operation and "unwaive" the high c6+ based on the highest receipt levels. They (Dan?? ) was very insistent that if a problem occurred, all shippers should be pro rated and NNG's tariff should be enforced at the tailgate of the Bushton plant, not the point of receipt as the tariff currently states. They asked us to file to change, potentially incorporate a default processing agreement that had to be used in the event of high concentrations of C6+-- I think you get the drift of the discussions-- don't just cut my gas, cut everyone
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Producer meeting