Attached please find the referenced lists. Please note: 7/31/00 List - I am not opening up Equitable Gas Company, because it does not say a division of Equitable Resources Inc. I thought that was our deal. 8/1/00 List- I cannot review NSTAR Companies yet. There is some question as to whether that is a correct legal entity.
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answer: Counterparty Approval Lists for 7/31/00, 8/1/00 and 8/2/00
Offered ePrime FT.....5 cents East to East (ie, Tumbleweed and Oasis) with alternate firm to Needles at Permian-SoCal Gas Daily differential less fuel, then splitting profits TW 75% and ePrime 25%. Working with Bob Burleson with SPS power plant connection. Offered ePrime (the gas managers and affiliate of SPS) a .03 cent transport rate from Oasis to the new proposed interconnect (Panhandle leg) in exchange for volume commitment of 3 bcfs over 5 years. ePrime is planning on using the transport for loads during the 4 peaking summer months. Analyzed West flow transport contracts for future expiration dates without ROFR extentions. Putting together list of details for solicitation, allowing us to sell and hedge higher transport rates and taking advantage of current market spreads
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answer: Bullets 12/08/2000
Tim I thought I would give you a simple overview of the gas market. This may help you prepare for Thursday. Everyday roughly 55 Billion Cubic Feet of gas is produced. The bulk of this production is in Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. In the winter, the US daily load is greater than 55 BCF and in the summer, the daily US load is less than 55 BCF. Therefore, storage fields are needed to smooth out the seasonal differences in load. Texas and Louisiana are two of the largest consumers of natural gas. However these states produce more gas than they consume. Most other states consume more gas than they produce. Therefore pipelines were built to solve the regional imbalances. Most of these pipelines originate out of LA and TX and move gas to the areas of greatest demand. Our goal is to gain a handle on where the daily production is moving and if the daily production is growing or shrinking. Very simplistic, but maybe it helps. Hunter
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Patrice Thanks for the call the other day. Here is a copy of our contract. It is written with Aux Sable as an end-user in mind and therefore differs from the typical pipe-to-pipe contract. <<ASLP Master Inlet Gas Purchase Agreement.doc>> You can give me a call at 403-508-5852 if you have any questions. If you have any questions on credit you can have your people contact me or Gerry O'Connor, our VP of Finance. Gerry has been talking to Jennifer Shipohs (I may have the spelling wrong) of your Industrial group, about financial instruments and credit. Another name and number you should have is Bob Lee, who is our short term (30 days or less) trader. Bob's number is (403) 508-5851. I look after longer term arrangements (30 days or more) and back-up Bob when he is away. Derek Ashing PS for Aux Sable - Patrice is the Enron physical trader for Chicago. Bob, if you have any questions about what is being posted on Enron Online for Chicago, this is the person to talk to. Patrice's number is 713-853-5772 - ASLP Master Inlet Gas Purchase Agreement.doc
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