Attached is Jim's e-mail regarding Cedar Resources deals. We have a disparity. I will confirm as below unless I hear from you as different. Thanks
Answer: Cedar Resources
I gather that Bob will be spending most of his time on the securities litigation. Is it still possible to get a litigation manager to handle EES matters. I would hope we could use one of the EWS litigators, as we discussed earlier. Having someone on the floor would be a definite plus as well. I had talked to Andy but never finalized because of the crisis situation we are in. My main concern is that the EES business not be allocated among numerous litigators so that we do have accountability or take a back seat to other assignments. Thanks.
Answer: Retail litigation
Mark/Barry--- I finally had a chance to look this week at the Colorado PUC proposed rulemaking amendments regarding price risk management (PRM) for gas utilities. As we had generally talked about, the appetite for meaningful change to the PUCs rules has been pretty weak by staff and to a great extent by the Commissioners themselves. These proposed rules reflect some movement toward encouraging utilties to implement PRM, but does NOT require them to implement, nor is there a clear statement that the PUC will allow recovery of costs. Here's a short list of what's in the rules:
Answer: Colorado PRM
Tim/Mary/Naveen, David Port and I are working with Accenture to benchmark and analyze our Liquidity and Collateral Management Process. We have asked them to analyze the metrics currently utilized at Enron relative to our internal needs and relative to other leading companies. During this process they may wish to meet with the two of you to gain a better understanding of the Treasury group's Liquidity management process. Please advise if you have any questions before I give them the go ahead to contact you regarding this project. Bill
Answer:
Liquidity Analysis