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From:jeff.dasovich@enron.com
To:steven.kean@enron.com
Subject:Conversation with Bill Reed of Sempra
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Date:Wed, 8 Nov 2000 09:07:00 -0800 (PST)

Talked to Bill Reed. In his comments, he will say:

FERC should be more prescriptive. Can't wait for a new board, made of new
people, to act. FERC needs to be more assertive--I told him we're all for
leadership from FERC.
They will strongly support the end of the buy-sell requirement and express
concern about the CPUC's micromanagement of utility purchases--I told him
we'd have a similar message on that issue.
FERC should "PJM" the California market--I told him we would differ
significantly on that issue, i.e., PJM-ing generaly, and "merging" the PX and
the ISO.
He said his comments on "refunds" would be "narrow" and would point out that
the FERC staff report says there is evidence of specific "bad actors" and
that those bad actors should be required to give refunds--I told him that our
position hasn't changed on retroactive ratemaking.
I explained our position on getting more information to the market sooner.
He said that it sounds like a good idea.
I told him about our message on price caps. He said that he would stress
that price caps ought to be a temporary "fix," and should be removed just as
soon as the market is "functional."

Steve: I told him he should search you out prior to the start of the panel
tomorrow and talk more.

Best,
Jeff

Best,
Jeff