Q: Dear Enron Assignee, As Enron Global Employee Services has previously indicated, arrangements have been made with PricewaterhouseCoopers to continue expat/inpat tax services for the 2000 and 2001 tax years. As contact information may be changing over the next few months, please be sure to provide the updated information to PwC. We will be distributing 2001 tax data organizers via email and will require an active email address. Please send you updated contact information to enron.houston.ias@us.pwcglobal.com Kind Regards,
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IN: <<IPW111901.pdf>> Good Morning, Attached, please find the latest issue of our Independent Power Weekly. Summary: 1. IPPs Rise 5.0% Last week our IPP composite rose 5.0%, outperforming the S&P 500 (+1.6%) and the NASDAQ (+3.8%). AES Corp (AES), which was up 22.2%, was the strongest generator in the group followed by Reliant Resources (RRI) which rose 11.0%. Orion Power (ORN) was the weakest performer, rising 1.2%. 2. Generation Oriented Utilities Fall 2.8% Our universe of generation-oriented utilities fell 2.8%, in-line with the UTY (-2.5%). Black Hills (BKH), Cleco (CNL) and Constellation Energy (CEG) all rose less than 1%. Allegheny Energy was the weakest performer, down 7.6%. 3. ENE/DYN + Attractive Valuations Boost Stock Prices Last week was the 3rd consecutive week of positive stock price performance for the group. Driving stock prices higher, investors continued to grow more comfortable with the Enron situation following confirmation of Dynegy's intention to acquire Enron and provide immediate liquidity support by investing $1.5 billion. Further, we believe the group simply remains oversold. The pure play power producers are trading at a 7% average discount to their private market asset values. 4. Notes From Mirant Meeting Mirant hosted an upbeat analyst meeting last Tuesday. MIR reiterated that 80% of its 2002 forecast is supported by earnings from hedged (generation and natural gas) and franchise businesses (distribution). MIR also provided an in-depth review of how it accounts for its risk management activities. Management noted that it could maintain its credit rating without any new equity issuance over the next 12 months. However, it would be eager to access the equity market should conditions improve in the near-term. 5. Power Market Update Last week the US power markets were generally weak across the country owing to mild weather and falling natural gas prices. While the Mirant National Power Index fell 17.1% last week, the Natural Gas Week composite spot price fell 23.2%. Spark spreads improved in the Northeast and Texas, while compressing in California and the Southeast. 6. Debt Market Update Credit spreads tightened across the sector last week due to diminished ENE concerns and positive stock price performance. Regards,

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OUT: CSFB Independent Power Weekly; IPPs Rose 5% Last Week; 7%Private Market Value Discount Remains
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Joint Center Update 01-12 December 7, 2001 UPCOMING EVENT December 18, 2001--AIRLINES IN THE AFTERMATH. What should the government do now that airlines are facing financial crisis as a result of September 11th? The Joint Center and the Cato Institute will convene a panel of experts to discuss possible solutions.

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QUESTION: A W4 calculates how much federal tax is withheld from your paycheck each pay period. There are two basic drivers: number of dependents and filing status. The higher the number of dependents, the less is withheld. Married and jointly will also have less withheld than married and seperately. There is really no right or wrong answer, only opinion. If you want more withheld each pay period so that there is less of a chance of actually owing $ on April 15th, then claim fewer dependents and married and seperately. If you don't want the government to get your $ interest free, but are aware that you may owe $ later on (April 15th), then claim a higher number of dependents and married and jointly. I hope that made sense. DG
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To forecast Entex: We have a database that contains the citygate volumes by day, with the low and high temps for each day. When we get a weather report for the new day, we enter the projected low temp and the spread into the file. The database is sorted by that information with a +/- 2 degrees on the temps, and provides an average volume for that criteria. (For example: With temps of 40-60, the sort would produce a list of the volumes pulled for each day with a low of 38 to 42 degrees and a temperature spread of 20 to 22 degrees. An average is then calculated from that volumetric data. In this case, the average is calculated to 259,000 Mmbtu.) Upon calculating the average, we then apply information we obtain through daily business and adjust that estimate. Things to consider: if weather is cloudy or sunny, wet or dry; wind chill; Entex's obligation on Midcon; Entex's recent operating procedures; Entex takes versus our prior estimates (have we been under or overestimating volumes each day), etc. Additionally, since we only see about 30% of the meters, we apply a factor to estimate the remaining 70%. If we have an unaccounted volume for a few days that is fairly consistent (and we have determined that the ua4 has not been caused by something else), we may adjust the factor to bring the estimates more in line. Let me know if you have any questions. Daren
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Don't forget to mark your calendars for our company picnic at Mt. Tabor on Saturday, September 22, at Noon. Bring your family! A Hawaiian band and live hula dancers will provide the entertainment. Games are to be played and prizes are to be won. Noho's Hawaiian Cafe will be catering the event. Remember to wear your "aloha" gear - there will be a prize for best dressed! ~Anna~
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Saturday, Sep 22 - Mt. Tabor