All, Please see my memo attached, which will update you on recent developments in the NYISO technical committees. As always, please call me if you have any questions. Regards,
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We received their payment today. It included Dec01 through Mar02 invoices, some of which were new due ENA, other net due BG&E, with the sum of all amounts being owed to ENA. It appears that they netted accordingly. We can discuss whether they is allowable or not. (This is the same scenario as with Merced.) Susan: Please note in the DLL that payment was received 3/21/02 and that they netted post-petition invoices. Thanks
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I will be on vacation from Monday the 19th through Monday the 26th (returning to the office on Tuesday the 27th). My cell phone and pager will not work either at sea or in the countries I will be visiting. I can be reached via Maritime Communications Network at (877)225-7447 - you will need to give my name and the name of the ship - Celebration. Since the rates are around $10 per minute, I don't plan to check my voicemail as often as usual but will call in when in port.
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