I am so sorry I slacked on this - I guess I didn't see you around the office and it just got bumped off the mental "list of things to do." Don't worry - I've transfered it to a hard copy list now. Enjoy! Kate
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answer: DJ Index Prices
Jeff, don't forget that Mike is taking 27835 of the FOM gas into his pool everyday. With the Maumee cuts, I am showing that you are buying gas daily from ENA everyday. Column T under the CGAS tab shows what Gas Daily volumes you are taking from me. Column V shows the Gas Daily sells you are making to me. Column F is the citygate storage number that should match cell Q41 on your COH sheet. We have one big discrepancy on the 8th. Call me if you have questions. Joann, on the 8th, Jeff is showing a withdrawal of 57431(citygate number) we are showing a volume of 49560 (48478 at the citygate). Would you check that please.
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answer: Gas Daily's for January
Two questions: 1. How do we fight the notion that a FERC retroactive determination of "just and reasonable rates" should be re-injected into the calculation of negative CTCs? It seems to me that there are at least equitable arguments against that. Will this be a CPUC or FERC issue? 2. Can we use the utilities' underscheduling to push them back on this, legally or in negotiations? Since they contributed to the market disfunction, shouldn't they have to live with the consequences?
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Sally, Trying to remember your email so I can give you new contact info...here it is. Sorry I missed your call. I was here 'til after 10--you'd think
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Is this your email?