Two conference calls have been tenatively scheduled to allow you to directly discuss Enron's commitment to its credit ratings with senior managers at Standard & Poor's and Moody's (Ben Glisan will join you in your office at the times detailed below). Both agencies have been briefed on the contents of next week's earnings release as well as the pending equity adjustment associated with the Raptor transactions. On Monday, our analysts at both agencies will be briefing their rating committees on the Enron announcement. They will then contact us with their official rating decision. Andy, Ben and I feel that a proactive call from you today will positively impact the message our analysts deliver to their committees. Based upon the discussions with the analysts held over the last two days it is apparent that several key assurances from Enron senior management are sought. They are as follows: Enron is Committed to Maintaining its Credit Ratings - emphasize that the ratings are critical to the fundamental businesses which drive our success, gas and power marketing. Note that both our counterparties and creditors place great weight on our consistent rating profile. Due to this, the agencies should be confident that we will aggressively defend the ratings. Our Core Businesses are Strong - We are the leading franchise in energy marketing. We anticipate continued strength in the financial performance from the commodity groups. No charges to be taken are associated with our ongoing businesses. Portland General and Other Asset Sales will Occur - Proceeds from these divestitures are material and will be applied first to allow us to get our leverage statistics back in line quickly. Reemphasize Your Commitment To Simplifying Financial Reporting - The analysts have given considerable consideration to you public statements associated with providing more detailed information to the financial community regarding our performance. Acknowledge Remaining Issues Facing the Company - The agencies are following the developments on Dhabol, the valuation of the EBS fiber optic network, and the ongoing Azurix/Wessex performance. Provide comfort that we believe the ultimate resolution of these items will not have a material adverse impact on our credit. If you have any questions or comments, Ben will join you 15 minutes prior to the first call. Regards,
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Here is an email: FYI Susan Flynn sent a draft of this ISDA on 5/11/00. Credit will be sending a new credit worksheet shortly. We'll need to create a new draft. Sara
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Q: Yan, The merged reports look great. I believe the only orientation changes are to "unmerge" the following six reports: 31 Keystone Receipts 15 Questar Pipeline 40 Rockies Production 22 West_2 23 West_3 25 CIG_WIC The orientation of the individual reports should be correct. Thanks. Mat PS. Just a reminder to add the "*" by the title of calculated points.
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IN: Lippman Consulting, Inc. is pleased to announce that it has just completed the 2nd quarterly of 2001 gas production report for the state of California. This report contains text and graphs depicting various historical statistics. The total California production volumes are separated by associated and non-associated volumes. The report also separates production by state and federal areas as well as onshore and offshore volumes. For the onshore volumes, we detail the production down to the district level while for the offshore volumes, we detail those down to the field level. In addition to showing historical production volumes in various categories, the report also provides the reader with monthly net gas storage injection and withdrawal volumes along with the total gas volumes in storage for the state. Working gas as well as cushion gas levels are also reported. California is a major consuming district and the level of production contained within the state has a direct bearing on the amount of gas imports that will be needed to satisfy demand.

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Mary Beth: Thanks very much for passing these along to Laura Tyson. There are two documents. One is a word file with a suggested list of business leaders that we might bring into the discussions. Please let the Dean know that it's a first cut and that all comments, suggestions, edits, etc. to the document are welcome and appreciated. The second is a pdf file from Credit Suisse First Boston giving CSFB's analysis of what's going on in California. I think it provides further proof that California is still looking for, and ought to be very receptive to, a proposal like the one that we're working on. Could you let me know that you've received this? Thanks again.

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Greg/Phillip, Attached is the Grande Communications Service Agreement. The business points can be found in Exhibit C. I Can get the Non-Disturbance agreement after it has been executed by you and Grande. I will fill in the Legal description of the property one I have received it. Please execute and send to: Grande Communications, 401 Carlson Circle, San Marcos Texas, 78666 Attention Hunter Williams. <<Bishopscontract.doc>>
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