Here is an email: Sorry I didn't get a chance to buy you a beer last night - we got there late. I owe you one. Hope you had a great birthday.
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A: I owe you one...
Here is an email: Allyson, As you know, we have had discussions with the City of Rocky Mount regarding possibly buying gas from them for the new power plant in Edgecombe County. Evidently, the gas company has figured this out, and is not happy with this prospect. We would like your opinion concerning the City's ability to (a) require that a tap be made so that the power plant be served and (b) sell gas to Enron for this purpose. When considering these issues, please assume that the City would own and annex the land, and lease it to an Enron entity. We will need the gas by next March or April, so time is critical. Should the gas company decline, what is the appeal process and how long can it be expected to take? Do you have any suggestions for expediting the process? I am having the contracts between the gas company and the City sent to you, and you should have them by Monday. Thank you for your assistance,
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A: VEPCO/City of Rocky Mount
Here is an email: All, We are currently working on the data model for the Trading Agreements System and have a question pertaining to internal/external counterparties. Are all agreements between an internal company(counterparty) and an external company(counterparty)? I spoke with Meredith Stewart (the data architect for this project) and she found an agreement between 2 internal counterparties, e.g. Enron Louisiana and ECT. Please let me know ASAP. Thanks,
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Counterparties