Here is what Vickie told me about capacity on your pipeline after you eliminate segmenting. Example #1 Assumtion: PECO has 10,000 dt/day of telescoped capacity with a primary delivery point of PECO in Z6. What will Enron and PECO be able to schedule Iff PECO releases 10,000 dt/day of St 65 to PECO citygate under the following scenarios; PECO schedules gas from St 30 to WSS, and Enron schedules gas from Tetco/Ragley to Z6? PECO schedules gas from St 30 to St 65, and Enron schedules gas from St 65 to Z6? Assumtion #2: PECO released Enron 10,000 dt/day of telescoped capacity. Enron schedules gas from St 30 to WSS, and from Tetco/Ragley to Z6?
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Steffes and I were just chatting and an idea came up, that we try to offer our El Paso capacity to PG&E in their bankruptcy suit (in which a settlement is being negotiated) and perhaps we can, in turn, reduce our claim against PG&E in that case. Maybe this is already being done, but if not, it is a thought. Lisa Mellencamp and Michael Tribolet are doing the bankruptcy case.
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Hey Bossman, We're still waiting on Kam to provide the P.V. Factors, she's having trouble locating, but we have the spreadsheet almost complete. I'll send it as soon as she gets the values. Patrice
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Just wanted to follow-up with the status on the gas proposal that you submitted. I have been a little bit side-tracked with a financing project, but still plan to meet with the management group in the next couple of weeks to review the proposals. Please let me know if you have any updates or changes to your proposal that you submitted. Thanks again for your patience.
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Proposal