QUESTION: market_relations@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: Dear Market Participants: The NYISO is pleased to inform you about the following enhancements to the public web server (www.nyiso.com), MIS and SPIDER that will be implemented on September 12, 2001. Generation Supplier Issues Development Project: ? Units may operate as Energy Limited Resources (ELR). Qualifying units that have their schedules modified will NOT be subjected to any financial harm from the obligation to cover energy balancing charges. ? Units may operate as Capacity Limited Resources (CLR). Bid rules will be modified such that units may indicate an upper MW operating limit separate from the Upper Operating Limit (UOL). SCUC, BME, and SCD will honor this limit under certain environmental and operating situations. ? Payment rules for start-up will be modified. Units will receive start-up payments for both the Day Ahead and Real-Time market if they are economically qualified and are scheduled in each market.
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ANS: NYISO - Software Release for September 12, 2001
Public Relations / e-Biz called regarding the Risk Management Policy, and wanted to know if they could address it in e-Biz. Initially I thought no, but perhaps you might want to take this opportunity to highlight other RAC issues of interest to employees. I was thinking - maybe the roll out of the RAC website, 3-D data visualization tool recently profiled in Risk magazine, etc? The contact person is Jeanie Mandelker at x36305 if you'd like to discuss it further. I told her we'd get back to her next week. Cassandra.
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answer: e-Biz on RAC?
Jeff, as per our discussion, this would be a great opportunity for you to spend some time with and instill your vision for Enron to the leaders of the ENA organization. I have attached a preliminary agenda which has you speaking to the group right after dinner the night of December 14th. You have no time constraint on the length of your talk (ie) whatever you find find appropriate in order to get your message across. I though it might be interesting for you to give your vision of Enron's 2001 goals, objectives and strategy. As well, a brief business overview of EES, EBS and Networks may be valuable in building connections. Regards
Answer: 2000 ENA Offsite
Here is an email: Tom or Phillip, Deal #537939 (Dec-00 purchase from Shell Western E&P) is being invoiced from Coral Energy Resources. I assume that since this the only deal in the system for that month with SWEPI, Coral is correct. Therefore, please review / change this deal from SWEPI to Coral Energy Resources, L.P. Please let me know of any questions or when this change is complete. Thank you,
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A: Sitara Deal #537939
Q: The Enron Oral History Project Continues... "Using History to Help Enron Become the World's Leading Company" How can an understanding of strategic choices, regulatory change and corporate culture help Enron achieve its vision? Speaker: Joseph Pratt, Cullen Professor of History and Business, University of Houston and Co-Director, Enron Oral History Project Thursday, June 7 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. EB 5C2 To Make a Reservation, Call 3-1941 and Select Option 1 Lunch will not be provided, but you are welcome to bring your own. Please inform us ahead of time if you need special accommodations to participate in this meeting. Call 3-9390.
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A: The Enron Oral History Project Continues
Here is an email: On Thursday last week the Commission eliminated the old "Texas Eastern" rule that required pipelines to obtain prior FERC approval before contracting for transportation and storage capacity on upstream or downstream pipelines. The new rule allows pipelines to acquire and use such capacity without going to FERC first. The rule does reiterate that bundled sales of gas are still prohibited, and further provides that the acquiring pipeline will be financially at risk for the costs of the acquired capacity. Interestingly, the acquiring pipeline apparently has the option of selling the acquired capacity under its own rate schedules or of releasing the capacity pursuant to its capacity release program. The order is silent on whether the price cap applies to short term releases of acquired capacity. While we are still reviewing the order and may provide additional guidance at a later time, I'd emphasize for now that our normal contract approval procedures and authority thresholds should be deemed to apply to capacity contracts. For example, the "Approval Authorization for Cash Expenditures" dated Feb. 3, 2000 provides Dave and Steve with authority up to $250,000 on operating expense obligations. Please contact me if you have any questions on this matter. DF
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Upstream Capacity