Here is an email: Dave, let's discuss.. Jay, I know that this does not represent the definative agreement but as a starter we would easily do part 1, and part 2 is where the complicated issues lie. We clearly need to understand the contractual arrangements they have with the third party.... if we go with part 2. Dave, what are their plans to liquidate their july position? Do they have any hedges on now? What generation asset are they delaying... ( important info). Get ENA a copy of all purchase and sale agreements including ( executed copies/originals). Make sure that they do not have confidentiality issues related to the confirms... If they do not, then we can look at them... if they do have CA issues then Gerald is advising me that they will need the consent of the seller to let ENA look at agreements. BT
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A: Draft of proposed structure - Energy Solutions
Q: Molly and I discovered that CES has about 1400 dt of Texas Gas Zone SL to Z4 capacity each month. Dayton releases this capacity to CES each month. We have been using this capacity since Jan 1 to serve the CES Zone 4 markets. According to Steve, the primary path on this capacity is Zone SL to Dayton's meter in Zone 4. I have been pricing all the Texas Gas Zone 4 at IF CNG App. I believe we need to add a Texas Gas Zone SL IF and make the premium $.01. I have not brought this to CES's attention. They will eventually catch it because we have been billing CES the transport demand charge.
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A: CES Transport
IN: The purpose of this email is to remind you of your stationary orders from last week. We have yet to receive approval for part or all of your respective orders. Please approve and fax your proofs back to 713-646-2507 so we may expedite your order. If you need a proof, please reply to this message with a valid fax number. Thank you for your time. Mark

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OUT: Oustanding Stationary Orders
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First, thank you all for your hard work this last week, and in advance for the next weeks to come. Second, suspend your preparation of Canada work reports for the time being. I will let you know when to resume. I simply do not have time to collate the report the next few weeks. Third, be sure to let me know if you are having difficulties meeting deadlines, getting enough help, or the like. Fourth, we will keep our lunch meetings as scheduled and will use the time to strategize on our current projects rather than reviewing the form etc. We will get back to that after the workload settles down. Thanks again.

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OUT: Various
QUESTION: Hey Mat, I would like to talk with you some more about some of the things we talked about the other day on the phone. I hope that you didn't think that I was calling you all this time because there was a problem. I have been calling because I think we had a good time, and you are a great guy. I would love to keep in touch with you and chat. I know things are hard because you are far away ( and I am far away from you! ), but I would like to continue talking with you. I'll try to get ahold of you in the next couple of days. Hope you day is good! Christine:)
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ANS: talk
IN: Joe, Thanks for signing up for the Gas Weather Outlook! Attached are some details of our conference next month. I thought you would be interested. Please let me know if you plan on attending.

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EarthSat/PIRA conference to be held in Houston, May 9th