QUESTION: Tana - - Are there changes to the managers for the above entity? Current managers are Derrick, Haedicke and Whalley; with many business units removing Derrick and Whalley to comply with the marketing affiliate rule, I did not know if your entities would be subject to the same. Please let me know. Thanks.
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ANS: Enron Net Works LLC
Hello Jim, I just want to keep you up on the situation with our office spaces in Jones Hall. The Civic Center will be going to City Council this week to ask for monies to rebuild the SPA and Symphony offices, and the rehearsal hall, music library, instrument storage, etc. If approved, I'm told the City will allow us to have the offices rebuilt by the contractor of our choice. We will want the contractor who originally built our offices 6 or 7 years ago. However, the rebuild will take between 10 and 12 weeks. That means we will not return to offices until, say, end of February, assuming some work will be accomplished in December. We told Enron that we should return to Jones Hall by the end of this year; obviously that won't happen. Of course, we would want to remain in our present offices on the 37th floor of Three Allen Center until the end of February. But, is this possible? Do you have any idea what might happen to your space here, and whether we can remain? Shall we remain quiet, hoping nobody notices us? Let me know, please, if there is anything I can do to remain in these offices. Thanks
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answer: Office Space
Details in exchange for this - I read an article this morning that quoted an ISO market analyst speaking about the $6.2 billion the system operator would like to recover in charges since last spring: "We are not saying now that these are overcharges. We are telling the FERC that we see these as the amounts that we deem 'excessive.'" The lead of the story was this: "The California Independent System Operator......significantly upped the ante Thursday when it told the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission that 21 generators and suppliers should refund the state a stunning $6.2 billion for electricity sold into the state since last May." First of all, tell me what the difference is between "overcharges" and "excessive" charges. If there isn't one, give me your opinion on why this analyst would say such a stupid thing. Second, give me one reason why the lead is journalistically incorrect, and one why it is gramatically unattractive. Then you get details. Kate
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Q: Bob - Val was looking into this deal, but now that she's gone I wonder if you could help me with it. It's a swap that was done on 10/18/99 between LTWM and EES. It's an off-peak deal for 0.2 mw at a price of $23.00 and settlement index of PX SP-15. There are five legs that each run for one year - Cal'05 through Cal'09. I understand you've been working on making the switch from PX to Dow Jones indices. Do you know anything about this deal and whether or not its index needs to be changed? Please let Melissa or me know. Thanks,
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Here is an email: barkerde@nmenergy.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: While being entertained at the latest OSS working group meeting, the limitation of being able to only schedule MIS 14 days in advance was brought up. Once upon a time, when business rules and bidding rules were changing faster then tires on pit row, it was agreed to limit the entries to 14 days in order to avoid having long term deals fail (as per nameless NYISO guy). Now that things have slowed down and bidders are more savvy and able to babysit their bids, we should be looking to expand the time frame for placing longer term bids in MIS. An informed NYISO guy (different guy by the way) said it would be easy and using 4-5 man days to do. I have talked to Ray Kinney (Chair of the S&P WG) and gave him the same song. If your shop would like to see the MIS limit lifted, have your representative to the S&P WG help it along. Please don't bother Ray directly or my TIE messages will rerouted to the Quilting Forum.
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