Q: David, I called our Credit Group to look into how large Enron's corporate guaranty is with the Duke pipelines (i.e. TETCO and Algonquin) to make sure that we will pass the credit check that will occur when the capacity is released to us. Two counter-parties, ENA and ENA Upstream, are set up to do capacity release and other transport deals with Duke with a maximum guaranty of $16 million. TETCO has ENA down for$1.7 million that has to cover three months of demand charges. ENA has no other TETCO capacity at the present time, so there should be no problems passing TETCO's automatic credit check during the capacity release process. Please note that for the two structures we just discussed, the capacity needs to be both recallable and reputtable. If Yankee and Legal gets comfortable with the other features of the proposed structure, the gas sales price should also include the TETCO commodity cost reimbursement when Yankee calls on the gas and ENA elects to not re-release the capacity back to Yankee. I will be back on Tuesday. If you need to get me on Friday or Monday, page me at 1-877-347-3186. Good luck on your quest, Ruth
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IN: Sara, As we discussed, we would like to notify our customers of our current status and our ability to look after them. Here is a brief summary of the services contracts and obligations that we currently have along with the notification letter we would like to send them. Please let us know if we are ok to send these out. Thanks,

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So I guess getting together for that beer is out? <smile> Good luck to you and I hope you continue to have great success. Maybe I'll catch up with you on the next MS150!

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QUESTION: Just a quick note to see how you are doing. I mentioned your name today to Kristin Albrecht. She is a Senior Director over Risk Management for Enron Broadband Services (EBS). Kristin and I used to work together in Enron Americas, and we had lunch today to catch up. She grew up in Wharton and is an A&M graduate, so it occurred to me that you two have at least two things in common. I wanted you to know that I have given Kristin your name. She can be another contact for you here at Enron. If you are interested in what is going on at EBS or want to get Kristin's impressions on rotations within or outside EBS, she would be great for you to visit with. Drop by soon to give me an update on life at Enron for you. --Sally
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Hi Piper: The email I sent on Friday to Scott McNealy's address (listed below) got bounced back to me. Just wanted to make sure that you folks received the materials. Best,
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answer: Background for Enron Solution to California's Electricity Crisis--Follow up from Meeting on 5.10.01
John and Terry, could you check into having a Business Objects report done for all groupings with the following information. Previous Cyclce Nomination Current Nomination Confirmation Schedule Confirmation piece is not critical if that prolongs getting the report. The reason for the report - Gas Control needs to know what changes have taken place and this will prevent the teams from doing a manual report. If we already have access to something similar to this, let me know. I would like to be able run this report during cycle. (I think I am probably asking for the moon), but that would be the best time for Gas Control. Thanks. Lynn
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Kermit to Beaver Grouping