Tom, Here is a quick update of the Weekly Report User Status Last week we had 5 production users, 4 guest users, and 2 new guest user IDs were submitted. We are currently 190% of our Goal in terms of Potential Revenue Generating Transactions. Website Visits CommodityLogic website visits were down slightly on Wednesday Oct 24 and Thursday Oct 25 from the previous Wed and Thurs. However, Website visits were slightly higher than average on Friday Oct 23. Marketing Status We had 6 meetings last week with Calpine, Cargill, AEP, El Paso, and Allegheny. There are currently no meetings scheduled for this week. Our next meeting is Nov 7 with Bridgeline. Legal Status No Change Below is a copy of the Report. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks
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Please note the attached letter from Nancy Cianflone. The intent here is to let you know that KeySpan Energy Delivery has hedged 27% of our flowing winter supply. This was done in order to mitigate any spikes in this winters market. You may want to take this into account when pricing your winter contracts. Mike - Hedge1.doc
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Hold the Date: November 28, 2001 Place: Institute for International Economics 1750 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington, DC Speakers: Under Secretary of State Alan Larson Under Secretary of Commerce Grant Aldonas IIE Director Fred Bergsten TI Chairman Peter Eigen Transparency International USA is pleased to invite you to a Private Sector Luncheon Briefing on November 28, 2001, from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Washington, DC. Our speakers from the Administration will be Under Secretary of State Alan Larson and Under Secretary of Commerce Grant Aldonas. IIE Director Fred Bergsten has generously offered to host this event and will share his views on the continuing importance of the fight against corruption. TI Chairman Peter Eigen will bring participants up to date on the growth of the TI global network. TI is playing a key role in the monitoring process designed to assure enforcement of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention. With the economic downturn, effective enforcement is now even more critical to dissuade those who would use bribes to secure business. With US attention turned to mounting a global coalition to address the terrorist attacks of September 11, we must redouble our efforts to ensure that the Administration and the Hill provide adequate political and financial resources for the anti-corruption agenda. The private sector must continue to play a central role in this effort. This timely and important meeting will provide a forum for the private sector to share its views with policy makers. We will also devote time to a frank and informal discussion of TI-USA priorities and how to meet the challenges ahead. Please let us know if you plan to join us.
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Hi Mark, I don't know what these folks are up to. In fact, I didn't know that Scott Laidlaw was involved. When I spoke with EECC I told them that they needed to get direction from you, someone from Mike Coleman's group, or an ENA developer. Any word from the Co Op/PB team? I have jury duty in just a little while, so I'll be out of touch for a short while. Kay
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Co-op City - Term Sheet