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John, Checking in on TCO cap we talked about last week (to Market Areas 2 and 25). Any word on what you have available for Nov - Mar? And, the ROFR element? Call me. Paul

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QUESTION: Per Barbara's request, here's a summary of much of what I'm working on: Co Op City asset management arrangement: In this deal, Enron would build a small power generation facility for a housing co op in the Bronx, Co Op City. We would arrange for O & M services, supply the fuel (primarily gas), market their excess power, and, for the first 4 years, take 1/2 the offtake. We are currently working to structure the transaction to keep if off the balance sheet and maximize the mark. We are working on a term sheet, and I will be in NYC later this week to continue negotations with the customer. Mark Bernstein is the originator, Debbie Chance is the developer, and NEPCO Houston is involved. I discussed outside counsel with Jeff, and I would like to use John Klauberg at LeBeouf. Sell of two development projects in Illinois. Two of the sites we have developed (sans equipment) are up for sale, and Fred Mitro has contacted me about supporting the transaction. Lisa Mellencamp had previously contacted Bracewell about working on it, but I'm a little concerned about the amount of experience of the person they have designated. I've asked Clark Thompson for some information on his background. SW 501d - our claim against SWestinghouse, and possible sale of the equipment. We have issues with the vendor concerning the late delivery of this equipment. We are also trying to sell the equipment (a turbine/generator set) to Calpine. Fuel Cells - last year Enron made a $5million investment in Fuel Cells, a company which is developing an almost green form of power generation. We received contingent warrants which we can cash in if we arrange for 55 mw. We are working with an instrumentality of the state of Connecticut about them buying 26 megawatts. We are working on the purchase agreement with FC, and the project development agreement with the State. It is quiet right now, as funding is figured out. There's TurboPark maintenance stuff which pops up weekly. GE - Sheila and I have a weekly phone conference with GE to work on a standard contract for buying turbines. I've heard a rumor that we will be buying some more, although neither Sheila nor I have been contacted yet. I think this is a fair summary of the big ticket items. Kay
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I copied you on what I sent to Corp, but the attached file has more detail you might be interested in. Let me know if you would like to sit down this morning and go over it. Kerry
Answer: Cash Forecast
Here is an email: Here's another draft: Note in particular changes in exclusivity (now bilateral), tax abatement (exh. A), termination rights, term. I also made a minor change to dispute resolution. As for their hesitancy to give us trade secrets, these should be covered by the confidentiality provisions, although this version is very basic (see underlined language). I just want to make sure we get the gas supply contract ASAP. We can do a full blown confidentiality agreement that helps. I never heard back from Dutch Bumgardner. I'll get the interconnection agreement started on this end, unless you think otherwise. Hope you are having a good trip. Kay
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QUESTION: We have scheduled a meeting to address the status of our discussions with GE, and develop an organized approach to some issues. The meeting will be held at 130 in EB 38C2. See you then, Kay
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