From November 14-17, Houston will host Gastech 2000, one of the worlds largest international natural gas, LNG, and LPG conferences. The conference will take place at the George R. Brown Convention Center and is expected to attract 3,000 delegates from around the world. Enron has played a leading role in this conference for many years and this year we will participate as a sponsor and prominent exhibitor. Exhibit space and several speaking opportunities have been secured. Ken Lay will serve as a keynote speaker at the event. We particularly need your participation for the Enron exhibit booth. Please identify someone from your team to work with Dennis Vegas (713-345-6442) and Hal Means (713-345-5384), who will serve as the overall coordinators for Enron's participation. Please keep in mind, this year's Management Conference, for VPs and above, is scheduled for November 15 - 17. Thanks for your help.
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There is a computer virus currently infecting the Houston office that is very serious. If for any reason, your system shuts off and reboots itself, don't do anything to the computer and come and get one of us in IT. Thank you for your cooperation
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Michelle In order to make this interconnect bi-directional the following work need to be performed: ( capacity 35- 60 mmcf/d at 800-850 # pressure) 1): Blowdown gas in 5.335 miles of 12" ( gas-loss) at 1000# pressure 2): Remove a flapper in the check-valve or turn around the existing check-valve The cost for this is approximately $8,000 to $10,000. Still waiting for Earl Chanley from Roswell to send me some facility information regarding the Pecos interconnect. Mansoor
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Ken, As you'll recall, during the September 10th advisory board meeting, we discussed the need for strong, senior-level support to ensure an opportunity for Xcelerator's success. At the conclusion of the meeting, we agreed you and Greg Whalley would discuss the support level with the Management Committee on the 13th. Of course, the sad events of the 11th understandably delayed that timeline. Since September 10th, I've revisited the Xcelerator with several members of the Management Committee including Louise Kitchen, John Lovorato, Jim Fallon, John Sheriff, and Andy Fastow. In summary, they are supportive contingent on support from you and Greg. Additionally, other Xcelerator board members are supportive - specifically Jeff Donahue and Kevin Garland - but all agree the sincere support from you and Greg will be necessary for success. Greg Whalley and I have also discussed the Xcelerator on two occasions. Greg is concerned that I will be unable to attract good talent from within Enron to this "risky" initiative, especially given the trajectory of the economy and scarcity of new jobs within the company. I agree with him. Greg asked if I would try the Xcelerator understanding that most if not all of the full-time team members would need to be hired from the outside. Although not optimal, I think it is doable and told him I'd be willing to proceed under those circumstances. While Greg was quite supportive, he was appropriately distracted by the upcoming board meeting and close of the quarter. As a result, he and I are planning on discussing the future of the Xcelerator this Tuesday. (Of course, the earnings announcement may delay that discussion to next week.) As I mentioned in the Xcelerator's board meeting, I am excited about this opportunity and am committed to giving it my all, with the support of the senior team. This effort could create tremendous value for Enron. However, I have no delusions about how difficult it will be and the patience it will require. If we are successful over '02, we will definitely create value for our shareholders, but are almost certain to be a drag on earnings -- albeit a small one. If you and Greg are not able to be supportive, then let's acknowledge that and discontinue the Xcelerator's operations. As we discussed on the 10th, lukewarm senior support will not be sufficient for success.
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Quick update: status of the Xcelerator