QUESTION: Marty Klepper just called and wanted to know where he can send something to you tomorrow. Do you want me to give him the Inwood address? Also, he wants you to call him at 202-371-7120. Are you coming back to work?
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QUESTION: Daniel works by the hour and is a really hard worker and a nice person. He is from Honduras and speaks only a little English. To contact him, call me at 713 526-9824 (at 508 Willard). I will tell him you are interested. He has trapped possums, cleaned floors and done gardenign for me. For others he has done painting, sheetrock, light carpentery, etc. -- Oakie Domenech
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QUESTION: Most folks probably listened in to the press conference, but for those that didn't here's a summary of the ISO's proposal to FERC. The description of the proposal was vague and general, and Winters tends to speak in run-on sentences, so if I've gotten anything wrong, please chime in. $100 cap for "old" generation; "new" generation would be exempt. FERC would require generators and SCs to contract forward for at least 70% of their power. For those that meet the 70% requirement, they will be exempt from the $100 cap, and the $250 cap will apply. Winters believes that the 70% requirement, coupled with utility-controled gen, will result in the IOUs scheduling about 85% of load into the forward market. Load and supply that deviate from schedules and go to the real time market will be penalized (details to be "ironed" out). The ISO is supposed to make the filing at FERC today.
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ISO Proposal to FERC