=09 =09 Dear Michael, I'm Washington Bureau Chief Peter Cook filling i= n for Jay Rickerts. In Washington, we'll continue to examine the major en= ergy issues expected to arise during the New Year. We'll take a look at wh= at Congress will do with comprehensive energy and electricity legislation. = Our Washington bureau will also follow the FERC and its push for regional = transmission organizations and wholesale competition. These are some of t= he issues we'll look at as 2002 begins. On Wednesday, energy consultant a= nd former Assistant Secretary of Energy during the Clinton Administration R= obert Gee will join us in the Washington bureau. He'll give us his take on= the U.S. relationship with OPEC and we'll get his assessment on the start = of retail competition in Texas. Gee will join us during the noon ET newsca= st on Wednesday. The big switch is coming to Houston - On Wednesday we'll= bring you a report on deregulation starting in Texas on January 1. The Ho= uston bureau will have details on how the power grid reacted to the switch,= and get an update from retail electricity providers. Also from Houston= , John S. Herold, Inc. CEO Arthur Smith says upcoming earnings releases may= hold some unwanted surprises. He'll join us from Houston on Wednesday to d= iscuss his company's research report and what we can look forward to in 200= 2. Catch these reports from the Houston bureau on Wednesday. Closing= Prices for Monday, Dec. 31, 2001 Crude: $19.84/bbl -$0.57 Unleaded: $= 0.5725/gallon -$0.0157 Heating Oil: $0.5507/gallon -$0.0158 Gas: $2.570= /mmBtu -$0.204 Scheduling Note: We're dark on New Year's Day. We'll see = you Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. ET. Thanks for making this a great first year a= t EnergyNewsLive - Have a Happy New Year! Keep in mind things are subje= ct to change at a moment's notice. Occasionally guests have to reschedule o= r change time slots. We'll continue to do our best to keep you updated on = future interviews and events. Be sure to watch our newscasts every busi= ness day - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET, at the top of each hour. =09 =09=09=09=09 =09=09=09=09=09=09 =09 =09 =09Peter Cook, EnergyNewsLive.com Washington Bureau Chief View today's= Energy Wrap Video Windows Media Player: 56K | 100K | 300K Real Player: = 56K | 100K | 300K (Requires Windows Media Player or Real Player ) Expe= rience all that Williams Energy News Live has to offer! If you are receiv= ing this letter for the first time and wish to continue, subscribe now T= o stop receiving this letter, unsubscribe now If you are having trouble = receiving this e-mail, please let us know or call (800) WILLIAMS (800-945=
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Meherwan, I would be happy to participate in the Gas Turbine/Condition Monitoring conference and workshop. Could we arrange a time to discuss the details later his week? Are you available on Wed 17 Oct AM? Rick Jones
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Here is an email: Dear Market Participant, In the interest of not flooding the webmaster with constant changes (new PTIDs or new participant names) to the UCAP forms (Certification, Bid Forms, and Offer Forms), I will be updating the forms about once per month. Since you will need a methodology to work around missing information, the new forms have codes that will allow you to enter undefined PTIDs and undefined new participants. PTID number 999999 is used for a resource that has not been assigned a number. NewLSE is used for a new Load Serving Entity that has not been assigned a "Registrant Name" NewSuppl is used for a new Supplier that has not been assigned a "Registrant Name" NOTE that if you use any of the above, you must describe your intentions in the comments cell of the form being submitted. Other Changes ISOSu is the prefix for sales or purchases that occurred as a result of NYISO transactions during the supplemental process. The supplemental process is implemented when there is insufficient UCAP available within a location and the NYISO must purchase UCAP from outside the location where the shortage has occurred to meet the NYCA reliability requirements. PTID numbers to be used when identifying UCAP purchased through the NYISO auction have been assigned. The PTID numbers range from 1 to 38 and are related to auctions or the supplemental processes. For example, a participant who is selling UCAP that was previously purchased in the summer strip auction would enter PTID number 1 on the Offer form when selling into a subsequent ISO auction. A list of PTID numbers is now available on the instruction page of the auction Offer forms. Reminder When identifying an ISO auction, please remember that you must think in terms of the procurement period for the first auction month when the transaction took place. For example, on May 15 (the auction for the upcoming months of June through October) 3MW were transacted for the months of June and August. The auction reference that you will use for both the June and August transactions are ISOMoJun. The same auction reference would be used if on May 15, the transactions were for August and September. When completing the Certification Form, do not net transactions. Lets say that you are awarded 25 MW from the Strip Auction and later move (purchase or sell) 5 MW through a bilateral. Your entries on the form would show the 25 MW strip auction transaction on one line and your second line would show the 5 MW bilateral transaction. You can not use a value of 20MW on one line. Each and Every Month you must submit your certification form. Regards,
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Q: Anna: Do want to prepare the Exhibits A and B or shall I? I would like to have the doc executed today. Also, please forward to me a copy of the final form of guaranty which you agreed to with Clement Abrams. Thanks.
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IN: With regard to the Commission's limitations on the right of first refusal, Order 637 provides for grandfathering of discounted long-term contracts that are now subject to ROFR. The Commission's rationale was that grandfathering gives all shippers notice of the new limitation and the opportunity to re-execute current contracts. The TW Commercial Group has asked whether we should challenge the grandfathering of existing contracts. In limiting the right of first refusal, the Commission has expressly acknowledged that if a customer is truly captive and has no alternatives for service, it is likely that its contract will be at the maximum rate. Shippers that are not captive and have alternatives in the marketplace do not need the protection of ROFR, and the pipeline should be able to negotiate with other interested shippers upon expiration of the contract. In light of these conclusions, there should be no reason to grandfather the ROFR rights of shippers under existing discounted contracts. Such shippers would not be harmed by removal of the right immediately upon the effective date of a pipeline's tariff filing to limit the right of first refusal (assuming the service contract incorporates tariff terms on an "as amended" basis). Consistent with the Commission's order, it would not be unfair to make these shippers compete with others for the capacity upon expiration of the contract.

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When you return from your trip, please follow up with respect to your entry to Canada through Calgary. We are revising your letter and Kevin Zemp will be available to assist you through immigration with the appropriate officers. SS

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Canadian Immigration