Barry, I understand you have some reservations about my involvement with L-P's request for assistance to financially hedge their natural gas exposure. I have no problem working with Dave Fuller as I did regarding another entity or with whomever from your group regarding this matter, as long as I am financially rewarded for my time and efforts. As you will see for the attached letter from L-P, I have put a great deal of time and effort into positioning Enron as L-P's preferred ESP to the point of being asked to join their internal energy team. If you would please advice me how you'd like to proceed and we'll take it from there. Thanks, John - John M Energy Team Request.doc
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answer: Louisiana-Pacific (L-P) natural gas
Ted Murphy and I met this morning with the Arthur Andersen team that accompanied us to Sao Paulo. We reviewed a summary of our observations and recommendations as a result of our visit. After a few suggested changes, AA should forward a copy of this draft to you via e:mail later today. We would welcome your comments on the document, and input on anything that you think we may have missed. Ted and I will be reviewing this information with Rick Buy and Rick Causey as soon as a meeting can be scheduled, so your prompt comments or feedback would be welcomed.
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answer: Output from Operations/Controls Review
MARKET NOTICE January 4, 2002 Resumption of Preliminary Invoicing ISO Market Participants: SC Settlement Contacts: The ISO will resume issuing Preliminary Invoices starting with the November 2001 trade month. On August 30, 2001, the ISO distributed a notice indicating that it would temporarily suspend making cash distributions based on preliminary invoices. The notice further indicated that this practice was to be effective for the June, 2001 billing cycle. Beginning with the July 2001 trade month, the ISO temporarily halted issuance of the preliminary invoices entirely. Subsequently, the ISO issued a single monthly invoice on the date that it issued the Final Settlement Statement for the last Trade Day of the calendar month. Thus, the ISO neither collected nor dispersed funds until the final invoice was distributed. This suspension of the "two invoice" settlements approach was a temporary action. The ISO will resume issuing Preliminary Invoices starting with November 2001 trade month. This is consistent with ISO's proposal in the November 21, 2001 compliance filing for FERC's November 7 order. November 2001 Preliminary Invoices are scheduled to be generated on January 29, 2002. If you have questions regarding this procedure, please contact your Account Manager. Client Relations Communications.0921 CRCommunications@caiso.com
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answer: DRAFT CAISO Notice - Dual Invoicing to resume trade month November 2001
Senator Gramm, I expect you have already considered these: 1. Rebate surpluses out of the Airline trust fund that is a collection of taxes on airline tickets. This in addition to stopping the taxes would provide needed liquidity to the airlines. 2. Accelerate depreciation, perhaps to two or three years, on all capital goods purchased before March 31, 2001. This would provide a very strong incentive for capital investment immediately. 3. Defer all corporate taxes due for the next six months and make them payable, with interest equal to AFR, over the next two years. This would effectively put the government in the position of lending to corporations at the federal government's borrowing rate. The net effect over two years is neutral, except for potential defaults, but the fiscal impact is significant. Good Luck, we need more public officials of your ilk up there. Sorry that you won't be there much longer. Regards,
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Some Quick Fixes for the Economy