This is the content of an email: Market Participants: The advisory statements for January 2000 have completed posting to your secure web sites. Attached below is the version mapping needed for reconciling your invoices. (See attached file: January 2000_SA2_Version_Mapping.xls) - January 2000_SA2_Version_Mapping.xls

Subject: January 2000 Settlement Adjustment

This is the content of an email: Folks- Attached are several documents relating to the Annual Retreat to be held again at the Villagio Inn & Spa on November 14-16, 2001. Please read the Annual Retreat Cover Memo for instructions for registration. Also, please feel free to pass this information on to anyone who may be interested in attending our Retreat. Please contact me or Julia with any questions. We look forward to seeing all of you!! Thanks,

Subject: CESG Annual Retreat Registration Information

This is the content of an email: We are currently discussing several potential approaches for a "Phase VII" expansion project. We have preliminary work underway on several potential scenarios, some of which might involve Gulfstream as an upstream transporter. As part of these discussions, Gulfstream has inquired about FGT's interest in providing a capacity lease for backhaul service (approximately 20-30 miles - they did not identify the specific market). My questions are: (1) Backhaul capacity lease with an interstate pipeline - Do you see any problems/issues? The lease arrangement would be with Guflstream Pipeline. (2) If this backhaul lease capacity is used by Gulfstream to provide deliveries to an electric generator, would the FP&L Favored Nations Clause be triggered?

Subject: Capacity Lease (Backhaul) - Gulfstream

This is the content of an email: Group, Our deal with EES has changed. As Ryan indicated in his email we are now charging $3 for EES up to 100 mws, above 100 mws to 200 mws we are charging $4, above 200 mws per hour we are charging $5. However, when we have transacted with EES for a peaker product or day-ahead schedule we will not integrate our fee into their price for that quanity of mws. I will indicate in an email to you when this occurs. This is a bit complex but if you have questions just let me know. Also, EnMax has recently been buying energy from us at the BC Border. This turned out to be a "Canadian" firm purchase on the part of Enmax. Please do not fill any sale to EnMax with MPC energy. We need to treat EnMax just like ECC. We should buy an option or a call and then exercise that option. MPC does not have this capability and should not be used in this manner. Finally, the NW evening peak has arrived. The NW has been extremely tight through morning and evening peaks, often over $30 to pick up... Any questions, just let me know. Thanks,
Subject: Changing Deals and Counterparties--