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From:benjamin.rogers@enron.com
To:andrew.kelemen@enron.com
Subject:Additional Questions
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Date:Mon, 25 Sep 2000 05:40:00 -0700 (PDT)

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"Iaconetti, Louis" <louis.iaconetti@csfb.com< on 09/25/2000 11:26:38 AM
To: "Don Miller (E-mail)" <Don.Miller@enron.com<, "'Benjamin Rogers'"
<Benjamin.Rogers@enron.com<
cc: "Bartlett, James" <james.bartlett@csfb.com<, "Al-Farisi, Omar"
<omar.al-farisi@csfb.com<, "Modi, Rishi" <rishi.modi@csfb.com<, "Heckler,
James" <james.heckler@csfb.com<
Subject: Additional Questions


I received a call from Tom Favinger at PG&E today. He is looking for the
responses to his questions from last week and also has a new question. He
would like to get a breakout of the $10.25 million item in the Pastoria
capital budget labeled Pre-Commercial Operations Costs.

I also spoke to Darryn O Llegas from PECO today. They are planning to bid
on the peakers and LV Cogen on Friday. His questions are:

Peakers

* Will Enron's control area dispatching/scheduling software be
included in the property conveyed with the peakers?
* Do the Peaker's permits make any allowance for combined cycle
operation or would they need to re-start the permitting process?
* They would like clarification concerning the joint ownership of gas
interconnects - what is owned, cost to maintain, etc.

LV Cogen

* Update on status of Phase II permitting?
* Update on status of development process?
* Are there any tax abatements of any type for the Phase II project?

Additional Comments from PECO:

* Don't have price curves yet for all of the peakers markets - will
need to develop prior to final bid.
* May have a concern re: market power for the peakers as a result of
the PECO/Unicom merger. They will be comfortable enough to bid this week
and don't expect it to be a concern for the final bid.
* They will probably submit a bid with separate values for: Wheatland;
other peakers together; LV Cogen.
* They are working their bid from two perspectives: replacement cost
plus a premium and discounted cash flow. DCF will obviously change as they
get their price curves updated.