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I want to run something by you. It sounds like we have some sort of budget for Friday night. I would like to offer everyone the opportunity to bring someone with them but also explain that we may not be able to pay for it all. I guess the reason is I would like to have Kristi come with me, but am willing to pay for her. I would like to do the same for everyone else, but don't want to offend anyone with the possibility that they may have to pay a little $$. Let me know what you think. Thanks. DG 3-9573

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OUT: Dinner
QUESTION: Summary of RTO-Related Events for the Week of September 10, 2001 *************************************************************************************** Monday, September 10 FERC Administrative Law Judge for the Southeast releases her report on the SERTO mediation process Tuesday, September 11 Steve Kean to speak with select reporters regarding Enron interpretation of SERTO report House Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality holds hearing on Electric Transmission Policy: Siting, Incentive Rates, and Reliability - Jim Steffes to testify on behalf of Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) Wednesday, September 12 Newly-appointed FERC Chairman, Pat Wood, to preside over his first meeting at FERC. Intends to state his FERC business policy Thursday, September 13 Enron hosts breakfast for Republican Governors Association in Houston - Ken Lay to speak on RTOs Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources to markup Senator Bingaman's draft energy legislation Friday, September 14 House Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality holds hearing on Electric Transmission Policy: Regional Transmission Organizations, Open Access, and Federal Jurisdiction Enron to file protests/comments in the ARTO and MISO compliance filings made to FERC on 8/31/01 requesting further proceedings (mediation, settlement conference or staff technical conference) to establish a single Midwest RTO. (Numerous Midwest PUCs, consumer groups, and industrial groups filed similar requests at FERC this week). Enron to file a Show Cause Order asking FERC to require utilities and public power to make affirmative statements to join FERC-approved RTOs or face repurcussions (i.e. loss of market-based rates, new rate cases, reduced rate-of-return, etc._
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ANS: RTO Calendar for Week of Sept 10
Nick: It looks like Skilling will be able to attend the conference on May 15th. However, he will need to speak in the morning, because his flight leaves on the 15th at 3:50 p.m. Let us know if that will work. Thanks.
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answer: Skilling
I just received a call from Damon Sykes at National Fuel. He said we have positive balance of 797,464 on our FSS contract, and we have a balance of (797,163) on our ISS. It looks like we paid back 301 dth too much. Damon said we need to do a nomination to reverse the storage balances and we need to take out the 301 dt. Would you guys speak to Nat Fuel about handling this please? Don't worry about doing it this weekend, take care of it early next week. Thanks
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Here is an email: Steve: FYI. Don't worry about the conference call, but thought it might b= e=20 useful to review the proposals prior to Monday's meeting. See you Monday. Happy Thanksgiving to all. Best,
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A: Options the Governor's Considering
QUESTION: David, Per the attached, we do have an agreement with Mustang and I am ok with the form. Please see that attached tasking affiliate letter. As for M&H, we will need a scope of services, dates, and payment terms. Please provide this info, and I will prepare the tasking letter.
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Mustang PSA