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To all of our esteemed & prized Internet Banking (IBS) Clients: You probably have begun to wonder does anyone ever return phone calls (or e-mails). We really do but have been holed up trying to complete this project ASAP. We knew that this might upset some clients, but we found that this is the quickest way to fix this problem and get our users back on-line. We have finalized the movement of your customer account #s and re-linked your additional accounts back to your primary Login ID (Acct #). This process was more daunting than we anticipated and having to verify 1100 IBS users and account #s (to insure your data integrity and confidentiality) was even more grueling than expected. After verifying data and Login IDs, we believe that we are on the right track. Some of you (our IBS clients) might notice your accounts displayed more than once or additional accounts displayed that you may (or may not) want displayed on your IBS screen. Should this be the case, please e-mail (or phone) the information to us and we will remove this information right away. To our IBS Billpayer clients: During this process, we seem to have misplaced (blown away) your bill payment information (particularly anyone that has [had] reoccurring payments scheduled to process on particular days). This has become our highest priority to retrieve this information, thus alleviating the process of having to request that our IBS Billpayers re-enter this information. We are going to waive all bill payment charges for the months of November & December, 2001 to try and regain your confidence (and support). Again, we deeply express our regrets and hope that we (yourselves and ourselves) do not have to go through this process again. Should you be one of our IBS clients that still has not gained access to your account information, please refer to the following information:
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Here is an email: For those teams that have turbines installed after 1990 and/or for those turbines which have undergone power unit changouts, the following recordkeeping and monitoring conditions apply: 1) DAILY recordkeeping of nitrogen and sulfur must be taken of the fuel gas which supplies the applicable turbine(s). 2) This recordkeeping consists of electronic recording (gas chromtograph for nitrogen and delmar or equivelant for sulfur) or stain tubes may also be used for sulfur. These DAILY records include measurements on Saturdays and Sundays. 3) The measurement must be taken at the location. An exception to this is that the nitrogen and sulfur measurements may be taken upstream or downstream of the applicable turbine facility provided that there are no natural gas deliveries into the pipe which would interfere or dilute/increase the measurements for the applicable turbine fuel gas. 4) Fuel gas records in hard copy form or equivalent for the nitrogen and sulfur must be maintained at the facility or at a central location for easy retrival. 5) A turbine facility may waiver out of this nitorgen and sulfur daily recordkeeping requirement by obtaining a custom fuel monitoring schedule (CFMS) from the EPA. Approval of a CFMS allows a greatly reduced recordkeeping and reporting for nitrogen and sulfur. CFMS requests have been submitted for the following facilities: P-1 C/S Plains Turbine C/S Atoka No 2 C/S Monument C/S Crawford C/S Bloomfield C/S Approvals have not as yet been obtained. Until issuance of a CFMS, an applicable facility is required to continue daily sampling for nitrogen and sulfur. Facilities which have received CFMS from the EPA include: La Plata C/S P-2 C/S Please be advised that there may be certain reporting requirements that might be required for each CFMS. I would strongly advise that the La Plata and Panhandle teams review their CFMS and include reporting dates into MCS, so that the deadlines and reportings are not missed. If you have a turbine facility which is subject to the nitrogen and sulfur reporting requirements and would like to reduce the reporting burden, contact Butch or myself.
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Q: Gerald, Attached is the file containing the payment 2 calcs for the Kern River shippers. We want to get these out by Monday. I'll call you to discuss. Thanks,
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IN: Thanks to the ENA Portland office and the West Origination San Francisco office we raised $10,812 (w/Enron match) for disaster relief efforts. The funds will benefit the following charities: v American Red Cross Disaster Relief v Cantor-Fitzgerald Relief Fund v NY Police and Firefighters Widows and Children's Fund v United Way Sept. 11th Fund I will be mailing the checks tomorrow, this is your last chance to participate. Thanks again for your support!

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Market Participants The attached notice describes changes going into effect at 23:59 tonight regarding discontinuance of non-public information flow to CDWR and also a new procedure for payment of Intertie bids. Please pass this message immediately to all departments that could be involved in real-time bids and dispatches in the California markets. Client Relations Communications CRCommunications@caiso.com

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ISO Market Notice: Changes Effective Tonight, December 12, 2001