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Here are my comments. | dev24 | 19,891 |
I like Terry's suggestion. | dev24 | 19,892 |
In fact, in the preceding paragraph and the following paragraph where we refer to "shippers", we could refer to "customers" instead. | dev24 | 19,893 |
My other comments on the tariff sheets were as follows: Section 35.2 2nd paragraph, 3rd sentence. | dev24 | 19,894 |
Explanation of "incremental revenue". | dev24 | 19,895 |
When we talk about revenues which TW already receives from reservation charges being paid prior to the bid period. | dev24 | 19,896 |
What if we're taking bids on future capacity and we're trying to get revenue that is incremental to reservations charges we're not necessarily being paid yet? | dev24 | 19,897 |
The language is so specific. | dev24 | 19,898 |
Can we change the language to refer to revenues incremental to what TW already has contractually committed? | dev24 | 19,899 |
2nd paragraph, last sentence. | dev24 | 19,900 |
The phrase "guaranteed throughput volume service applies only in the case of a negotiated rate". | dev24 | 19,901 |
What does this mean? | dev24 | 19,902 |
TK & I were both a littles confused by this language. | dev24 | 19,903 |
4th paragraph, 4th sentence. | dev24 | 19,904 |
The phrase "the value of the index based rate bids will be calculated using the applicable published indices available on the bid deadline". | dev24 | 19,905 |
TK, is the phrase "published indices" generic enough or should we use something broader that might encompass basis quotes? | dev24 | 19,906 |
I realize it will probably have to be something that is published. | dev24 | 19,907 |
Amy confirmed for me that USGT's scheduled volumes West on Ctrcc 27161 since 11/1/01 total 13,785. | dev24 | 19,908 |
She is not including the volumes for today (11/20), since it's not a final volume for the day yet. | dev24 | 19,909 |
Attached is the slide detailing expansions to California as of 11/7/2001. | dev24 | 19,910 |
Please review and forward as needed to JPMorgan. | dev24 | 19,911 |
Dan asked me for a copy of the offer we sent to SoCal on the billing issue. | dev24 | 19,912 |
I must have deleted the e:mail. | dev24 | 19,913 |
Do you still have it electronically & if so, could you forward it to Dan? | dev24 | 19,914 |
He's interested in the excel spreadsheet with the $$ impact. | dev24 | 19,915 |
Thanks! | dev24 | 19,916 |
Lindy | dev24 | 19,917 |
I have a 2:00 meeting with a customer. | dev24 | 19,918 |
It should only last about an hour, but I might be able to be there until 3:15 or 3:30. | dev24 | 19,919 |
How does this look? | dev24 | 19,920 |
Also, I did change some numbers in the excel spreadsheet: The Ignacio to Blanco subscription levels were pulling from the row excluding ROFR capacity in the supporting sheet. | dev24 | 19,921 |
I changed it to be consistent with the other capacities (which include ROFR capacity). | dev24 | 19,922 |
Shelley had made some assumptions about East of Thoreau capacity subscription, such as, the USGT 400,000/d contract would remain subscribed (it doesn't have ROFR) and she had included the extension of 2-3 other contracts that don't have ROFR. | dev24 | 19,923 |
These contracts were then dropped after 2005. | dev24 | 19,924 |
I continued the extensions through 2006. | dev24 | 19,925 |
I changed the East of Thoreau capacity to 750,000/d from 850,000/d. | dev24 | 19,926 |
Would you be able to attend this meeting at 3:00? | dev24 | 19,927 |
I will be there ASAP (maybe at 3:00 even), but I'm meeting on the electric compression agreements at 2:00 and I think I may not be able to get to this meeting until 3:15 or 3:30. | dev24 | 19,928 |
Please let Ramona know. | dev24 | 19,929 |
Thanks! | dev24 | 19,930 |
Rick, for your review, Amy Mulligan gave me the volumes each month for Calpine & Griffith. | dev24 | 19,931 |
We used actual volumes delivered (not scheduled volumes), per question #19. | dev24 | 19,932 |
Either time is good for me. | dev24 | 19,933 |
Yes, please. | dev24 | 19,934 |
I need the 2002 At-A-Glance, the smaller one with one month per two pages. | dev24 | 19,935 |
Please see my current calendar on my desk if this does not make sense. | dev24 | 19,936 |
Thanks Audrey! | dev24 | 19,937 |
I can be there. | dev24 | 19,938 |
Per our conference call today, here are some ideas to get TW Settlement Value. | dev24 | 19,939 |
1. | dev24 | 19,940 |
SoCal to commit to TW to let us schedule transport at the SoCal/Topock (South Needles) delivery point. | dev24 | 19,941 |
2. | dev24 | 19,942 |
SoCal to turnback 20,000 to 25,000/d of receipt capacity from the WTX Pool, at no cost to TW (SoCal continues to pay for it). | dev24 | 19,943 |
3. | dev24 | 19,944 |
TW has been scheduling PG&E's payback to SoCal at SoCal/Topock to help PG&E and SoCal. | dev24 | 19,945 |
SoCal to schedule this as transport from PG&E/Topock (as a RP) to SoCal/Topock (DP) and pay TW transport fee. | dev24 | 19,946 |
1) For a full requirements deal, I would like some sense of the load shape of the customer. | dev25 | 20,325 |
Having just monthly total energy consumption is not enough to price a deal. | dev25 | 20,326 |
2) The all requirements price may be less or greater than the peak price, it is dependent on load shape. | dev25 | 20,327 |
3) That is correct. | dev25 | 20,328 |
I was wondering why I am not eligible yet. | dev25 | 20,329 |
I sent gave my agreement forms to Tricia Henry yesterday. | dev25 | 20,330 |
Yes I am | dev25 | 20,331 |
Does this information reflect the additions of the IBOC or not? | dev25 | 20,332 |
Otherwise the info seems to be what is going on right now. | dev25 | 20,333 |
If you look at the Cal 03-Cal 10 period, you see that there are roughly 25,000,000 MWh. | dev25 | 20,334 |
Two days ago, 1 had only 6.5 contracts/day hedged. | dev25 | 20,335 |
In the past two days, I sold 2.5 contracts/day. | dev25 | 20,336 |
In the past two days, the Cal 03-10 swap has increased C$0.47. | dev25 | 20,337 |
Here is the spreadsheet that I sent you at the beginning of the year when we set the curve marks to show the NPV 600,0000 CDN. | dev25 | 20,338 |
These are the heat rates that I am referencing in the Hedge Summary sheet. | dev25 | 20,339 |
Here are my comments on the original guarantee My phone is 974-6749 | dev25 | 20,340 |
John Lavorato already said that he would make JD report directly to Canada. | dev25 | 20,341 |
I was meaning to give you a call this week and inquire as to when you guys are planning to come up. | dev25 | 20,342 |
Things are good here. | dev25 | 20,343 |
Feeling poor as well. | dev25 | 20,344 |
Please give Enpower access to Murray Fichten, John Messenger, Mike Taylor, Tyler Seminuk | dev25 | 20,345 |
I hope stock goes to $35 so I can buy it at reasonable levels. | dev25 | 20,346 |
Things are well here. | dev25 | 20,347 |
I will attend | dev25 | 20,348 |
Financial settlement occurs between Enron and the customer. | dev25 | 20,349 |
The pool is agnostic to what its participants do (i.e. generators that do 3rd party physical hedge are still paid by the pool, consumers of electricity who do 3rd party physical hedges also pay the pool) | dev25 | 20,350 |
I just need the positions aggregated, I don't need the desks broken out | dev25 | 20,351 |
I tried to answer you but my response was returned undelivered. | dev25 | 20,352 |
Basically, the pool is agnostic, it pays power producers for the pyhsical energy delivered to the grid and it charges power consumers for energy taken from the grid. | dev25 | 20,353 |
Any financial arrangements between the buyers and sellers are not known to the pool. | dev25 | 20,354 |
The only mechanism the pool uses for physical power transactions is the direct sale mechanism. | dev25 | 20,355 |
The terms and volume of these direct sales are entered in the pool's trading system. | dev25 | 20,356 |
The pool then subracts the volume of the direct sale from the consumers and producers meter and pays/charges the producer/consumer on the net volume (i.e actual production-direct sales or actual consumption-direct sales) | dev25 | 20,357 |
Yes, he said to leave the reports the same as it is now | dev25 | 20,358 |
yes thanks John | dev25 | 20,359 |
Here is the hedge summary for July 3/01. | dev25 | 20,360 |
Two things to note are: 1) I bought 125 MW of Cal 02 flat from Mirant for a 10 GJ/MWh heat rate 2) There is now a 20 year AECO basis curve, so the fixed price AECO gas from cal 15 on is generated off this curve. | dev25 | 20,361 |
Before the AECO basis curve stopped at Cal 14 | dev25 | 20,362 |
I sent you an update of the Hedge Summary for July 3, 2001. | dev25 | 20,363 |
In that I mentioned that I bought 125 MW of Cal02 at 10 HR flat. | dev25 | 20,364 |
I am long over 500 MW at this heat rate. | dev25 | 20,365 |
The biggest risk in this position is a large hydro year that tanks the Mid-C (i.e. uncorrelated event with gas). | dev25 | 20,366 |
Mid-C off-peak is $47 USD, Nymex fixed price for Cal02 is $3.79 USD and Sumas basis is $0.16 for Cal02. | dev25 | 20,367 |
This implies a heat rate of close to I am thinking about buying back some AECO gas hedge for Cal02, then selling Mid-C off-peak to replace the gas hedge. | dev25 | 20,368 |
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