I am hoping you will be the right person to talk with. Rahil Jafry referred me to you. I am the risk management lead for the Central Gas desk. Currently our traders utilize an EOL weighted average gas price report on EOL to set their curves for the next gas day, i.e. their curves set today for tomorrow's gas flow. I was first inquiring with EOL if they could possibly provide this report in downloadable format(excel) and they sent me to Rahil, who then sent me to you. Is this possible? Please feel free to contact me for any additional information or if this is really confusing. Please let me know if you are not the right person to contact and I will start over with EOL. Thanks for your assistance in this matter. Phillip 3-7376
Answer: EOL Gas Prices
Tana: Mark has asked me to handle the Mexico issues in connection with EOL trading. I understand that you have copies of what has been sent to and received from Mexican counsel. Could you before you leave tomorrow give me copies of all correspondence as well as copies of the more current questionnaires taht we have been sending out so that I can start following up with them on Monday? Thanks. Carol
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As the southwest heats up, or the ISO goes into stages of emergency, or path 15 is congested north to south we will want to get power from the northwest utilities down to APS and so on in the southwest. We can do this many ways but one that I have discovered that may have much capacity is as follows. 1. NW Utility to PAC on BPA(T) 2. PACW to IPC(T)@Enterprise(ENPR) on PAC(T) 3. IPC@ENPR to PAC(T)@Borah Brady(BOBR) on IPC(T) 4. IPC@BOBR to Four Corners(FC3) on PAC(T) 5. Sink with anyone at four corners or buy tranny over to palo or mead. I'm not sure how long there is going to be room but for monday there is 400mw of room on this path. Enjoy, Slinger
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