Q: POSREP HOEGH GALLEON, DATE: 23-May 12:00 9:00 (UTC) A) Position at noon: N 34 57 E 19 40 B) Dist. From last noon: 405 nm C) Dist. To go to next port: 1240 nm D) ETA next port: ALGECIRAS 26 23:00 LT E) 1: Average sea/wind Sea: NW 4 Wind: NW 3 2: Average speed 16.88 kn RPM: 88.93 3: BOG consumed 191 m3 4: BOG Total 191 m3 5: F.O Consumed 46 m3 6: G.O. Consumed 0 m3 7: Average vapor press Average liq. Temp: Tk1: 0.148 bar -158.43 ?C
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A: POSREP 23 MAY
IN: While you guys were all busy worrying over the California energy crisis, I slipped down to Mexico to conduct an investigation of how our neighbors even further to the south are faring. Do they still have lights? Is the AC shot? Can they even make a blended margarita? Seriously, though, I will be out of the office on Friday, Dec. 22, and again from Wednesday, Dec. 27 to Monday, Jan. 2. I realize this is late notice; I did let Richter know awhile ago, but I probably should have spread the word a little further. I am truly sorry. At any rate (below the price cap of course), while I am gone I would be so appreciative if one of you could run the Dow Jones report in the morning and the EOL report in the evening. Dow Jones will only need to be taken care of from Wed. through Fri. of next week. I will call on those days, and I can easily explain the procedure over the phone to those of you who don't know it. If I call and you're ridiculously busy, just hang up on me. I'll call back later. The EOL report we have come to know and love is actually being fixed right now. I will talk with Nicolay Kraltchev, the Houston IT guy in charge of fixing it, on Friday, Dec. 22. It should be up and running again by Friday afternoon. Again, I'll call to check in and make sure this works, or explain how to use it. I'll be in the office on Monday, Dec. 25, just briefly to make sure it hasn't exploded in my absence, but then I'll be off to the land where tequila is better for you than water. Sounds terrible. Please don't hesitate to call if you have any questions, or problems, of the work sort, of course.

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OUT: Days I Will Be Gone
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Bill: I have previously discussed this issue with Rod. I would like to revisit once again. These transactions include swaps/options/forwards on ENE stock. There is a renewed effort coming from Treasury to use these tools more frequently than in the past. I am in touch with Rex Rogers (Enron Corp. securities lawyer) as registration rights issues on ENE stock are definitely involved. Our counterparties are telling us that they prefer to look to Enron Corp. since it is Enron Corp.'s stock that is involved. At a minimun, even if ENA were the trading counterparty (with an Enron Corp. guaranty capped at an appropriate level), Enron Corp. would probably have to sign each confirmation as ISSUER OF THE STOCK (and ENA cannot make those agreements on behalf of Enron Corp.). I would like to discuss ASAP as we are in the midst of negotiations with CSFB International, UBS AG, Morgan Stanley Capital Services, Inc. and Lehman Brothers Finance S.A.

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OUT: Enron Corp. equity derivatives transactions on Enron Corp. stock
QUESTION: Kerry, As you are probably aware, the EES Risk Control organization is moving under Sally as of April 30, 2001. Our initial thought was we would keep all the former EES employees together in a new ENA accounting entity, but have now decided that the Risk Control group needs to be captured as part of Enron NetWorks. These were previously set up under a new ENA company number (#1596). I don't know if within SAP we can simply repoint the profit and cost centers set up below to roll-up under ENW now instead of ENA, if not, we will need five new ones set up as follows: Executive (Meredith Eggleston)-27101 [Simper, Keith] ,150260 Risk Analytics (Neil Hong)-27102 [Simper, Keith] ,150261 Strategic Operations, Process & Systems (Scott Mills)-27103 [Simper, Keith] 150262 Deal Capture/Confirmation (Meredith Eggleston)-27104 [Simper, Keith] ,150263 Global Data Management (Mark Evans)27105 [Simper, Keith] ,150264 Thanks and don't hesitate to call with questions. Thanks
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ANS: Transfer of EES Risk Control Employees
Jeff, I don't believe the offer I showed you of $39 M is unreasonable. In fact the team had recommended $42 M based on a number of measures. I see the 6X multiple of annualized Q2 earnings as one of the best measures of the potential value of this company. I don't see it in the best interests of Enron to be transferring assets below a reasonable market value between business units. You can trust that I will be keeping the Energy Capital Resources team's feet to the fire on the realization of this value if you do not purchase the company. If you and Steve can come up with a better indication of value, I will support that transaction. Regards
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answer: C-Gas
We would like to schedule our trip to Cancun, Ritz Carlton for March 29, Thursday through Sunday. It will be the trading group only, less Tori Kuykendall. Please look into planning this trip. You are the queen. Sincerely,
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Trip in April