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Scott: Please see below.
1. How much would this pricing change if power could be called ion 4 hour blocks and the availability percentages were 97%? - 4 hour block call: There is a possibility to get better pricing. - 97% availability: Structuring wants to make sure that there is no regulatory limitation in related to environmental issue, which may prevent 97% availability. 2. What pricing does the 20 year project model show that we need? - We also need power curve from year 3 to 20 to calculate Calpine's merchant revenue. - We are currently refining the model regarding IDC, residual value, etc. 3. What additional information do you need from me to complete your analysis? - Unit contingency or liquidated damage protection - Exact location for power and gas Once we find out unit contingency and location, I will get the pricing with a couple of scenarios as you asked: - Flat and annual capacity for 3 and 5 year - Power curve from year 3 to 20 Jinsung From: Scott Healy @ ECT 02/28/2000 07:53 AM To: Jinsung Myung/Corp/Enron@ENRON cc: Mike J Miller/HOU/ECT@ECT Subject: Re: Calpine Indicative Pricing 1. How much would this pricing change if power could be called ion 4 hour blocks and the availability percentages were 97%? 2. What pricing does the 20 year project model show that we need? 3. What additional information do you need from me to complete your analysis?
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