IN: Here is the ABB contract you referenced in your email. I am working on a 97-10 compliant EPC contract for NEPCO/EECC. However, I wonder about the challenges presented with the need for NEPCO to enter into subcontracts and purchase orders which preserve the accounting treatment all the way down the line. This is a very tall order given the contracting environment. Your email is an excellent description of the challenges of doing a deal off the balance sheet, and worthy of further discussion. Kay

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OUT: ABB Purchase Agreement - Final Version

IN: Hey Hunter, A quick update. Kevin Brady is up to speed on working with Colin and Chris on consolidating critical and noncritical notices for all the regions. I have also passed on the idea of an operations page on the website to the other logistics managers and the central desk schedulers to get their ideas and insights on how to make this page beneficial to both the traders and schedulers. A couple of ideas that have already been passed my way are: 1) Incorporating the Gas Daily and Index historicals against production/storage by pipe so that we could project cash outs (Mark Schrab) 2) A transportation rate matrix on the web site (Cora Pendergrass) 3) Enron operations personnel contact page with phone numbers and pictures. Much like the weather guys. I laughed at first but Victor LaMadrid whom suggested this said that the East Desk Traders don't even know all of his schedulers. 4) An easy access to the pipelines meters and dunns numbers. (Kevin Brady) 5) Morning sheets updated with contract, constraint, and imbalance information from Sitara and Unify (Victor LaMadrid) I have asked Kevin to consolidate all the ideas and then we can get together and decide which ones you want to place into production. Lisa

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OUT: Operations Page - Fundys Website

IN: OR4NE Night at the WinterHawks - Top 10 reasons to clear your evening on Sunday, Feb. 24, 2002, 5:00 pm and be at Memorial Coliseum: 10. You want an excuse to go to a hockey game. 9. You want to go with people you know you'll have fun with. 8. You want to bring along additional people so we can have at least 50 people and get an official Winter Hawks hockey puck...to be utilized at a future event, like the Colorado game. 7. You know far enough in advance to actually be ABLE to clear your evening. 6. We'll get to see our name up in lights. 5. The opposing team is Tri-Cities, an apparently very "physical" rival. 4. We're NOT going on the same night as the church groups and cub scout troops. 3. Tickets are only $11.50 per person and the theme is Dream Vacation. 2. If it's a raving success, we'll go back for their Big XII night on March 15, with a pre-game banquet to schmooze with other Alumni groups. And the #1 reason to go to the game is. . . We can still wear our Husker red since they were smart enough to make the WinterHawk colors red, white and black. GO BIG RED!!!!!!! !

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OUT: OR4NE Night at Winterhawks Hockey

IN: Just for everyone's information - I've entered two buys from Seattle City Light to negate an earlier sale of power to the company (Deal 317868). The deals are as follows: 515404 STCA buys SCL 2/8/01-2/28/01 SP-15 Off Peak $115.00 515420 LTCA buys SCL 3/1/01-3/31/01 SP-15 Off Peak $115.00 I'm giving you this disclaimer either because you asked me to enter the deal, the deal is in your book, or the deal will affect your calc. The volume is shaped between 1 and 2 MW. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks,

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Seattle City Light deals