IN: Hey guys, If you read the January EMCA newsletter, you prolly noticed that there were stories that were amazingly similar to what has been buzzing around on our e-mail-internet site. Well, I often go to our e-group for information that can be printed in the newsletter, but this month your stories practically were the entire newsletter. I hope you don't mind that I took this information and wrote it in the newsletter... Actually, for me, the newsletter editor, it was a goldmine, because those are exactly the types of things that make our newsletter newsy and personal. I have been wanting restaurant and business reviews (Cheryl has been a big help), and I've been meaning to get down to the new little antique store so I could write about it, but haven't made it during business hours. Your information made it possible to let the neighborhood know about these places. Thanks guys.

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OUT: *EMCA* Thanks to Ben, Hilary, and etc.

IN: Dear Clients and Friends: Attached is this week's brief update summary on the political outlook in Washington for energy issues. Please feel free to call Tobyn or me for additional details. Best regards, Merribel - Washington Outlook in Light of Terrorist Attacks 9-21-01.doc

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OUT: Update II - Post-Terrorist Attack: Washington Outlook

IN: Please read the following email from EOL. I have asked them to assist the West desk in mailing out an ad to all of our customers (utilities, producers, industrials, and some IPPs) notifying them of our plan to reduce the minimum volume accepted on all of our EOL products. Start thinking of which customers should be on the list and try to think of a creative way to present this to our customers. EOL has asked us to provide them with the text of our message. Also, let's go ahead and reduce the min volume on our products (primarily all phys and gas dailies) this week. We are attempting to capture all of the odd lot flow in the market. I would see this service as a clear advantage over the other web platforms. Let's get together on Friday afternoon at Ninfa's to discuss our ideas. Thanks,

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IN: Michael Tribolet: In response to your question, yes, Edison did file in federal district court in L.A. The filing asks the judge to force the CPUC to 1) declare that the rate free is over and 2) raise rates to compensate Edison for its undercollections. (Recall that this filing comes on the heels of the court agreeing to hear Edison's case asserting that the CPUC must let Edison pass through the power purchase costs to customers.) The filing is apparently very large. The lawyers at the CPUC have a copy but said that it's much too large to make a copy and aren't willing to give it to us to make a copy for ourselves. Question to the lawyers: Do we have contacts in L.A. that can go to the courthouse and get a copy of the filing for us? Probably a good idea to have that filing passed around to this distribution list. Best,

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Edison's Filing in District Court in L.A.