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Subject:Senate Energy Hearing
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Date:Thu, 10 Feb 2000 08:33:00 -0800 (PST)

The Senate Energy, Utilities and Communications Committee held a hearing
on February 8 entitled; California=01,s Energy Supply; Will it Be Full
Power Ahead or Lights Out? Legislators in attendance for all or part of
the hearing included Senators Bowen, Peace, Vasconcellos, Alarcon and
Speier. Dave Parquet was one of the presenters. I will send handouts
from the meeting to Joseph tonight.

This was the first of several planned informational hearings for
stakeholders to express their points of view on California=01,s projected
energy needs, hindrances to meeting those needs, and possible
solutions. We expect future hearings to deal more with possible
solutions rather then simply providing a broad overview.

This was the agenda:

California=01,s Energy Supply

William Keese, Chairman, California Energy Commission
Carl Wood, Commissioner, California Public Utilities
Commission
Kellan Fluckiger, California Independent System Operator
Jim Kritikson, California Power Exchange
Marcie Edwards, Los Angeles Department of Water & Power

III. Meeting California=01,s Needs =01) Focusing On The Demand

Ralph Cavanaugh, Natural Resources Defense Council
Mike Weedall, Sacramento Municipal Utility District
Mike Florio, The Utility Reform Network
Rich Ferguson, Sierra Club
Pat McLafferty, NEXTEC Power Systems, representing California
Association of Distributed Energy Resources
Barbara Barkovitch, California Large Energy Consumers
Association

IV. Meeting California=01,s Needs =01) Focusing On The Supply

Steven Schleimer, Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Ron Nunnally, Southern California Edison
Geoff Gaebe, San Diego Gas & Electric
David Parquet, Enron Corporation
Nick Wallace, Dynegy Corporation