I have reviewed my section of Causey's presentation ( to be given by Brenda) and all looks fine except for page with world map. Can we add Portland to the map? That is the true trading location that is missing. If it is tough to do, don't worry about it. Thanks. --Sally
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We are looking for a copy of the agency agreements between ENA and CES, and ENA and CEM. Would you be a sweetie and see if you have copies of the agencies in your files? And if you do, please fax me a copy. humbly yours chris
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Here is an email: Attached is the Daily Termination List for January 25 as well as the Master Termination Log, which incorporates all terminations received through January 25. The following were previously on the Master Termination Log and have now been marked as "Y" for a valid termination: Atlantic Coast Fibers, Inc. ENA pulp/paper transactions CNC-Containers Corporation EPMI master power agreement Public Utility District No. 1 of Chelan County EPMI deal no. 757497.01 Connect Energy Services, Inc. ENA liquids agreement NGL Supply, Inc. (including Premier ENA/EGLI physical & financial transactions referenced Energy Partners, a division of NGL Supply, Inc.) Plains Marketing, L.P. ERAC deal no. QG4563.1 Plains Marketing, L.P. ERAC deal no. QG4482.2
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Q: Sheila: Please send an email to Ted Murphy and Bill Bradford requesting agreements with Deutsche Bank Securities. Which Enron company(ies) are you requesting these agreements for? Stephanie Panus will be handling this broker. Thanks. Sara
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IN: June 19, 2000 Don Nicolson Forest Oil Corporation Dear Mr. Nicolson: Attached for your review is a draft of a Master Firm Purchase/Sale Agreement between Enron North America Corp. and Forest Oil Corporation. Please do not hesitate to contact me with your questions and or comments regarding the Agreement. Best Regards,

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Per my conversations with Tom and Frank, unless Credit specifically tells us that a counterparty is a credit derivatives counterparty, the online team should consider that all U.S. based counterparties are not approved to trade credit derivatives. Credit will, in the same box where they put "declined" , "amended" or "division", put a note that says "credit derivatives" and in those circumstances only you should consider that I will be indicating whether or not the counterparty is approved to trade credit derivatives. Otherwise, I will not be putting an "X" in the box for each and every counterparty to say they can't trade credit derivatives. I hope this makes sense to you, call me if it doesn't.

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Approvals for Credit Derivative Counterparties