Jim, I really don't see a need for this meeting - you can count on us not dropping the ball. I have a good understanding of the retail product offering, in fact, we lead the outsourcing sales process for the large industrial customers in NA until EES bought back their minority shareholders. I have a very good relationship with Dan Leff and Sunde. I already have Dan's committment to help service the execution of the business initially. As it grows and the product proves itself out we can staff. Regards
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Here is an email: WChiume@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: THE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK MEETING Presentation by Economy.com The NYISO Analysis & Planning Department is pleased to announce the next Economic Outlook Meeting scheduled for October 18, 2001. The meeting will be at the NYISO facilities: 290 Washington Avenue Extension Albany, NY 12203 There will be lunch at NOON. The meeting starts at 12.45 to 4.30 PM. Dr. Celia Chen and Dr. Steve Cochran from Economy.com will present the outlook for New York, Northeast and U.S. economies. The meeting is open to any market participant interested in attending. I encourage market participants to attend this meeting particularly given the current 'uncertainty' on where the economy is heading. The presentations will cover a broad range of issues, including: ? will the interest rate cuts help? ? was the tax cut sufficient, or 'timely?' ? how are the New York metro economies doing? ? the impact of the stock market on New York, and ? what are the implications of the global economic slowdown to the U.S. economy? The last meeting in March was vibrant and insightful. I anticipate the same for the next one, so mark your calendars. Also, send me any questions that you would like to see addressed by Economy.com. Preferably by September 28. Please call me or send email to confirm your attendance. Regards,
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Q: Chris/Christian: FYI. Here's the version that Kean and I sent to Ken Lay's office for=20 transmittal to Brulte. Ken Lay may have chaged it a bit. I'll find out an= d=20 let you know, but wanted you to have what we forwarded to him. Thanks agai= n=20 for all the help. Best,
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IN: Jeff Porter is the CES person responsible for looking at their transport. Last week, he said he was working on their transport numbers. Also, yesterday I informed Jeff about some transport CGAS had listed on the EBB.

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Transwestern's average deliveries to California were 924 MMBtu/d (85%), with San Juan lateral throughput at 849 MMBtu/d. Total East deliveries averaged 479 MMBtu/d. El Paso's average deliveries to California were 2146 MMBtu/d (73%): - PG&ETop, capacity of 1140 MMBtu/d, deliveries of 716 MMBtu/d (63%) - SoCalEhr, capacity 1250 MMBtu/d, deliveries of 985 MMBtu/d (79%) - SoCalTop, capacity 540 MMBtu/d, deliveries of 445 MMBtu/d (82%) Friday's posted Gas Daily prices: SoCal gas, large pkgs 1.94 (-.635) PG&E, large pkgs 1.855 (-.61) TW San Juan 1.62 (-.70) TW Permian 1.71 (-.70) Enron Online bases: Dec-Mar Apr-Oct Perm-CA .05 (-.03) .21 (-.02) SJ - CA .20 (even) .41 (-.03) SJ-Waha .20 (+.04) .26 (+.01) Perm-Waha .05 (+.01) .06 (+.01)

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OUT: California Capacity Report for Week of 11/12-11/16
I agree that the deals that the list of open transactions that Kern provided is all inclusive. I have left a message for Alan Kornicks, Kern, to call me back to discuss the settlement process they have proposed. Additionally, I will speak with Ed McMichael regarding our ability to settle and what steps need to occur prior to accepting Kern's termination letter.
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Kern Oil & Refining Company