QUESTION: Steve: I'm going to give you a call. Few things: Got your message. As you'll see from the document, I likely spent too much time over the weekend on the "what's in it for consumers" messages. Since it was one of the the "to do" items, I figured that it should get some emphasis, but sounds like that may not be the case. I've proposed a template for how to provide feedback on the Gov's specific proposals, using direct investment in power plants by the state as the illustrative example. Let me know if you think it works. I have ideas on each, but thought it better to await feedback from the commercial folks before filling out our comments in each area. I'm finishing up a bit more detailed proposal for how the Gov might use "energy gurus" to help on the portfolio/procurment issues, and am also offering additional detail on the need for a "rate summit." Got messages in to Schroeder re: Nordpool--expect to hear back from him today
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ANS: Status on Feedback to Governor
I forwarded this to you so that you could have a chance to take a peek at it before forwarding along to the rest of the group. If you'd like me to forward it along to the larger group, just let me know. Jeff
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answer: ICA memo
I am getting ready to fax you Steve Kean's comments to the language. Steve Kean is marking this material as to regulatory information only. Not as to legal. He told me he also passed these market descriptions to Karen Denney in Public Relations for her comments and she supposedly is going to send her comments to me for forwarding to you. I will let you know as soon as I receive your comments.
Answer: Market Description Language
Here is an email: waspish (WOS-pish) adjective 1. Like a wasp, in behavior (stinging) or in form (slender build). 2. Easily annoyed; irascible; petulant. [From wasp, from Middle English waspe, from Old English waesp, from waeps.] "His occasionally waspish sense of humour always derided pomposity and self-regard." Sue Harper, Obituary: Robert Gray: He Unravelled the Links Between Class and Language, The Guardian (London), Apr 26, 2001. This week's theme: animal words. ............................................................................ Why is it that we rejoice at a birth and grieve at a funeral? It is because we are not the person involved. -Mark Twain, author and humorist
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A: A.Word.A.Day--waspish
Q: Transwestern average deliveries to California were 1,083 MMcf/d (99%) while east deliveries averaged 276 MMcf/d. San Juan lateral throughput averaged 847 MMcf/d while receipts from Rio Puerco averaged 46 MMcf/d. Mojave deliveries averaged 40 MMcf/d throughout the week. El Paso average deliveries to California were 2,254 MMcf/d (77%) : - PG&ETop (capacity 1,140 MMcf/d) deliveries averaged 540 MMcf/d (47%) - SoCalEhr (capacity 1,250 MMcf/d) deliveries averaged 1,197 MMcf/d (96%) - SoCalTop (capacity 541 MMcf/d) deliveries averaged 518 MMcf/d (96%) Cash spreads between PG&E Topock and SoCal Needles narrowed from .42 on Monday to only .11 on Friday. Friday Enron Online basis numbers: Nov Nov 00-March '01 April-Oct '01 Perm-CA .52 .35 .51 SJ - CA .60 .47 .77 SJ-Waha .27 .34 .46 Perm-Waha .01 .04 .08
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A: Transwestern Report for Week of October 23-27
Here is an email: I am forwarding a message from a Wellesley student which includes her resume. Let's make sure that she is on our interview schedule for our return visit in November. I talked with her quite a bit before the presentation, and was impressed with her. She has followed up with phone calls and this e:mail. I am sending her some additional information on Enron at her request to help familiarize her with the company. Her work experience to date has been with more traditional energy companies. --Sally
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From Wellesley