BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS Enron Industrial Markets EIM has recently formed a Forest Products Origination team led by Rob Saltiel to pursue structured transactions. Typically, these deals employ a combination of physical supply/offtake, price risk management and/or finance to bring value to Enron and our customers. Priority commodities include pulp, newsprint, recycled papers, linerboard, and lumber. Response to the new team's efforts has been positive, as many of the Forest Products companies have needs for commodity and capital solutions that are currently unavailable. Enron Freight Markets During its first month in the over-the-road (OTR) trucking business, Enron Freight Markets has completed over 120 spot OTR trades. On Friday, March 18, there was a shortage in the Houston outbound market and capacity was selling for $1.65 per mile. By comparison, average market price has stayed in the $1.05-$1.10 per mile range in recent weeks. EnronOnline On May 23, Enron Corp. announced that it completed its one-millionth transaction on EnronOnline, the world's largest web-based e-commerce platform for commodities. As an online extension of its successful wholesale energy business, EnronOnline began transacting natural gas and electricity on November 29, 1999. Since that time, the company has extended the platform to approximately 1500 wholesale commodity products ranging from energy-related commodities to bandwidth, metals, forest products, plastics, petrochemicals, and weather and credit derivatives. Approximately 60 percent of all Enron transactions are now conducted online, and the cost of processing the transactions has been reduced by 75 percent. EnronOnline Statistics Below are the latest figures for EnronOnline as of May 23, 2001 ? Total Life to Date Transactions > 1 million ? Life to Date Notional Value of Transactions > $600 billion IN THE NEWS Enron Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jeff Skilling likes to say that the nation's leading energy merchant was ready for the Internet long before there was anything.com. Enron's business of buying and selling commodities - by phone or fax - was a natural fit for the Web. The challenge now is to get the new broadband Internet trading unit on solid footing by proving that bandwidth can be traded like a commodity. BusinessWeek e.biz/May 14,2001. WELCOME New Hires EGM - Gregory Sharp, David Cho EIM - Rosie Carrizal-Moulinet, Thomas Mathieu ENA - John Poppa, Brandy Powell Transfers (to or within) EGM - Rhonna Palmer NUGGETS & NOTES Travel tips of the week: 1) Fly Coach. Elite members of frequent flyer programs are often upgraded to first class at no additional charge. 2) Consider Alternate Airports. If you live within driving distance of two or more airports, examine fares for each airport carefully. Sometimes special fares are offered for flights into specific airports. LEGAL STUFF The information contained in this newsletter is confidential and proprietary to Enron Corp. and its subsidiaries. It is intended for internal use only and should not be disclosed.
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we need to pass on penalties to counterparties who cut us on gas day of may 11. many counterparties are swinging on eol deals, so going foward we are going to rank those counterparties to take the cuts. as far as this deal goes, the problems incurred were due to logistical issues. we did rerank wild goose for cycle 4, but pg&e did not allow for renoms on this cycle.
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Here is an email: There is a new directory for the curve files. I am trying to request access to this for the traders so they can't see the rest of our files. This should be done soon. Can you move your files to this drive today?
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Q: While you were out, it was a bit crazed as you expected. I'll hit some highlights for you: Botchlett and Straub position statements: went out on Wednesday. Chapman: I sent the Ok. lawyer a letter and hired Lyn Mattson to investigate. Roome: Spoke with Trey (we had a case against each other a while back and get along well) and sent him a letter. Left Haedicke a message asking if we should give anyone in particular a head's up that they mentioned the SEC investigation. He says don't need to pass along. Anthony Sexton: Got out that separation agreement. Ken Rice: Sent Mark Haedicke a memo outlining the non-competition obligations and potential issues. CC'd you on it. Kitchen/Nettleton: Further discussions with T&F, Oxley, Marcus, Tim Callaghan, etc. Sounds like Marcus is happy. We're getting packet for consular process out to T&F, they send to London, and we think that with some luck (depending on FBI delay on background check), January or February may hold their interviews. Marcus decided not to switch to J&G. RIF: I helped out on some connected stuff, including helping Kerry with release language and speaking with counsel in Mexico so HR can determine what needs to go into calculations for analysis of shutdown of all Mexico ops. Internet Use: Prepared a memo for Oxley. He hasn't responded about whether he wishes to use it. He walked someone out the door (without talking to legal) for posting on the internet from work. New Hire: I did what Vance says was the final new hire orientation. :( We'll talk on your return about figuring out how to tell new hires what they need to know. Hope you had a good trip and a happy Thanksgiving!
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IN: Ever read those little books like WHAT I'VE LEARNED IN LIFE or A FATHERS GUIDE TO LIFE? They are nice little books. If the author had asked my advice, I'd have included a few more pages. See attached.

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I am getting some pressure to get the database opened to the world. The only thing left to do to get that done was to get the Portland masters migrated out. What's happening with that?

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Master Swap Agreement Database