Transwestern's average deliveries to California were 1118 MMBtu/d (100%) with San Juan lateral throughput at 812 MMBtu/d and Rio Puerco at 75 MMBtu/d. Total east deliveries averaged 291 MMBtu/d. El Paso's average deliveries to California were 2355 MMBtu/d (80%) : - PG&ETop (capacity 1140 MMBtu/d) deliveries averaged 666 MMBtu/d (58%) - SoCalEhr (capacity 1248 MMBtu/d) deliveries averaged 1191 MMBtu/d (95%) - SoCalTop (capacity 541 MMBtu/d) deliveries averaged 498 MMBtu/d (92%) Friday posted Gas Daily prices: SoCal gas, large pkgs 15.35 PG&E, large pkgs 14.25 TW San Juan 5.82 TW Permian 5.985 Friday Enron Online bases: Mar Apr-Jun Jul-Sep Oct Perm-CA 4.47 2.26 3.31 2.16 SJ - CA 4.79 2.72 3.78 2.64 SJ-Waha .24 .44 .45 .46 Perm-Waha .085 .015 .015 .015
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UBS have asked me to inform you that your application form is incomplete. Can you pls go to 5C2 at your convenience to add additional information. If you have already done this - disregard this message. Kind regards,
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Here is an email: FERC's meeting scheduled for Wednesday, November 7, does not have any RTO dockets on the agenda. The generic docket "Electricity Market Design and Structure," which is the docket FERC is using for its "RTO Week" proceeding, is included on the agenda, but we do not expect any significant actions in this docket because FERC is still taking comments from the industry on the outcome of RTO Week. However, this new Commission has surprised us before, so if anything of import happens at next week's meeting, we'll notify you immediately. Please let us know if you have any questions. Sarah
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Q: Dr. Kaminski, Richard, who I understand is a previous intern at Enron in your group, suggested that I contact you. I'm Albert Demery and a 1st year MBA at Haas. I am writing a term paper on real options pricing methods and wanted to incorporate real-world examples (under a guise of anonymity, of course) and was wondering if you would mind answering a few questions regarding how Enron has tested, implemented and validated the methodology. Thank you in advance for your assistance, Albert Demery demery@haas.berkeley.edu
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Am I begging too much? Can you mail her package tomorrow? I meant to ask today, but I got home so late I didn't get things together. I put one of Michael's airplane pictures in there. If all else fails we can take Michael to Fort Worth. My mom would love to watch him as she wants him to be exposed to Fort Worth culture. (a better grade of bean dip). I'm very excited!!!! Love,

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