Since the time frame is short, I wanted to give you an outline to mark up/correct. Here's how I understand the deal: People's has the Manlove gas storage facility. We have presented to People's a nonphysical method to monetize it, similar to what was done with Bammel. Since this is a regulated asset, regulatory approval will be required, and the consumers will receive part of the benefit of the monetization. The essence of our deal is that Enron will receive 50% of the net earnings, up to $25mm, as our fee. In consideration for this fee, Enron takes the financial, legal, accounting and engineering lead. Peoples and Enron will work together on the regulatory strategy formulation and implementation. We want to present a draft MOU to Peoples this week. The basic goals are: Define scope of the agreement Define our lead role in the 4 stated areas Create exclusivity for Enron Define financial arrangements (cost/profit) Get an acknowledgement that what was presented to them was proprietary, and covered by our confidentiality agreement. Define term (5 years) Each party bears their own internal costs, and third party costs are split 50/50, with prior approval. In that regard an immediate concern is getting the engineering work kicked off. We want the agreement broad enough to cover physical withdrawals. We do not want it specific to this field, since we want the benefit of the use of our methodology. Please correct/supplement, etc. Thanks,
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Q: I was a little dismayed after our lunch when you disclosed the number of broadband masters potentially close to signature. However, I was a little cheered up when I got back and checked with the Swap Group and found out we have 13 masters out for signatures right now. It still may be hard to beat you at your going rate...but, all I have to say is we're still in the game...GO TEAM!! !
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IN: I received a call again from Gary Ordway. Who will be preparing credit? Gary asked that his credit person be copied and his name is John Fryer. Thanks. Sara

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WChiume@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: THE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK MEETING Presentation by Economy.com The NYISO Analysis & Planning Department is pleased to announce the next Economic Outlook Meeting scheduled for October 18, 2001. The meeting will be at the NYISO facilities: 290 Washington Avenue Extension Albany, NY 12203 There will be lunch at NOON. The meeting starts at 12.45 to 4.30 PM. Dr. Celia Chen and Dr. Steve Cochran from Economy.com will present the outlook for New York, Northeast and U.S. economies. The meeting is open to any market participant interested in attending. I encourage market participants to attend this meeting particularly given the current 'uncertainty' on where the economy is heading. The presentations will cover a broad range of issues, including: ? will the interest rate cuts help? ? was the tax cut sufficient, or 'timely?' ? how are the New York metro economies doing? ? the impact of the stock market on New York, and ? what are the implications of the global economic slowdown to the U.S. economy? The last meeting in March was vibrant and insightful. I anticipate the same for the next one, so mark your calendars. Also, send me any questions that you would like to see addressed by Economy.com. Preferably by September 28. Please call me or send email to confirm your attendance. Regards,

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OUT: FALL ECONOMIC OUTLOOK MEETING - Update on time
Rather than hold a meeting to discuss the Finance Comm. meeting scheduled for Monday, Feb. 11, I have asked Laura Valencia to schedule a conference call with Pug Winokur and the three of us to discuss the agenda and the presentation materials. Please watch for this meeting on your calendar, or let me know if you have already been in contact with Pug such that no meeting is necessary. Also, pls. note that the Board and Committee meetings will be held in NYC. If you do not have other reasons to travel to NYC, I suggest you connect via teleconference. Thanks. Paula
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