Attached please find the above-referenced documents. We are supplementing our initial responses by adding additional workpapers in response to data requests 8, 9, 10 and 12 and by responding to data requests 15 and 16 with respect to Dr. Carolyn A. Berry. <<Cover for supplemental response.doc>> <<Supplemental Responses to Duke.doc>> <<Calculator_MCP.zip>> <<Testimony and Papers List.doc>> <<economic note1.doc>> <<Infocast congestion speech.rtf>>
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Here are the issues I see with their draft: Does not allow for us to sell them power, only buy their power and sell to others. This means that we can't sell them power until we get the full contract in place. Fuel transactions include fuel oil, and I thought we weren't managing fuel oil. Incentive fee (in main contract) defined to only include the sale of gas. Doesn't include the language we need for internal approvals. Payment section doesn't address payment for sale of power to them from the market.
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You are scheduled for a conference call on Monday at 2:00 p.m. with Stephanie Miller regarding PGT. If this is not convenient for you, please let me or Stephanie Miller know. Thanks. Rae
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Super Saturday is upon us once again! This year we are going to do "something new" to help sell Houston and Enron. We are hosting a round table to get your input on what attracted you to Houston. Please join us:
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Road Rules Round Table