This is the content of an email: Jennifer, Phillip Allen and Keith Holst indicated that the curve changes in question for Socal was simply due to a higher forward market. Let me know if you have any further questions. DG

Subject: January Gas Curve Validation

This is the content of an email: Steve would like to schedule a meeting with all of you regarding the Project Neptune work allocation (divestiture of HPL and LRC remaining assets). Steve suggested the 18th, 19th or 20th at 10:00 a.m. Please let me know your availability with regard to this meeting. Thanks you for your assistance. Rae Meadows

Subject: ON BEHALF OF STEVE VAN HOOSER

This is the content of an email: October 18, 2001 Dear Ken, Ratan Tata, who attended Hank Greenberg's October 18 International Advisory Board meeting, and I talked on the margins about the Enron dispute. Ratan confirmed that Tata is interested in helping with a solution, provided that Indian government and the banks step in, deal with the equity and hold the investment while Tata works out acquisition details. Tata also confirmed that he has been approached by the Prime Minister's office and Tarun Das but the sticking points will include equity price, costs, etc. Ratan knows his negotiation is not with Enron. He agreed with me that you and he have shared interests in a settlement and that if you wish an informal conversation with him to ensure he and Enron are on the same page, he is open to a phone call or a meeting at a place and time convenient. In the event that such a conversation would not cross your wires, it seemed to me that if Tata and Enron are driving for a settlement from different directions, your interests would be served. I am sensitive to the fact that I am "out of the loop" and hope that my suggestion that you and Ratan talk does not complicate matters. Should you wish to speak with Ratan, his number in Bombay is 011 91 22 204 9131 or 3725. He leaves New York for Boston today and from there, he returns to India. Regards,

Subject: MESSAGE FROM AMBASSADOR WISNER

This is the content of an email: A meeting was held with the third party attorney who is providing assistance with the recently issued NOV for the P-1 C/S over a like for like turbine exchange which occurred in 1996. A history was given of the incidents which led up to the NOV being issued and results of the meeting which Transwestern had with the AQB in 1996 which lead Transwestern to believe that issue had been resolved. The calendar year 2000 PCB annual document logs were prepared and submitted to each generator of PCBs on the Transwestern system. Training was given to the Midland Region over the correct completion and submittal of forms used to report natural gas releases to the TNRCC. The agency has updated and has become more stringent with respect to Regional requirements for the reportable releases which are submitted to them. An incomplete form submittal by a compressor station facility near MIdland led to this emergency training being given. Based upon a phone call with Region 7 of the TNRCC, the agency stated that they will be issuing NOV's to facilities that submit incomplete "Upset/Maintenance NOtification Forms for Reportable Events".
Subject: Weekly Activity Report Roswell Area