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Karen: See highlited section of story below. PG&E's got it right. Recall that DWR was only buying power that it determined was "priced reasonably." Consequently, the net short wasn't getting picked up. That meant that the ISO would have to go to the real-time market to close the gap. The ISO would then charge the utilities for the power purchased. Recall that Bob Glynn referenced the $300 MM/month that continued to pile up on PG&E's balance sheet as one of the several reasons that PG&E put itself into bankruptcy. Now that PG&E's in bankruptcy, the state is now responsible for the full net short, and can't continue to sluff it off onto PG&E's balance sheet. So it's therefore no surprise that the State's daily bill for power purchases has increased dramatically---just not for any of the bogus reasons cited by

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I believe all the bugs have been worked out of this one. It pulls in inter-desk swaps and includes all the features you guys have requested - sorts by delivery point or hour, able to refresh, etc. I've saved the download as EOL Download (in P://Real Time/Increment/Windows 2000) and deleted the file called NEW EOL DOWNLOAD. Test is out and let me know what you think. Thanks.

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Jennifer. I apologize. I have to turn to assignment that Steve Kean just gave me. I made it almost all the way through the document. You did a fantastic job under the circumstances and given the time constraints. If I can get Steve's assignment finished quickly, I will turn my attention back to this. Hope it helps. Best,

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