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Here's my little bit of info:
GE (S & S) - I've spoken with Lee Johnson (commercial lead) and have traded voice mails with Kent Shoemaker regarding the project specific turbine contracts. I'm requesting a meeting with them on Thursday to iron our details. I requested a revised draft this week (from Andrews & Kurth), but have not received it yet. ABB - I've swapped calls with Mike Sandrige (their commercial lead) about it, but haven't connected. The contract is more straight forward, so problems are not expected. Initial draft of the project specific contracts has been prepared. Blue Dog - Is that GE equipment? Sheila may have someone she wants to work on it. If not, I can fit it in since it relates to what I'm working on with the GE contracts. Austin - this is Stuart's project. Kay From: Roseann Engeldorf on 10/31/2000 04:51 PM To: Sheila Tweed/HOU/ECT@ECT, Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron cc: Lisa Bills/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Catherine Clark/HOU/ECT@ECT, "ROB TAYLOR" <TAYLR@andrews-kurth.com< Subject: Turbine Purchase Agreements - Urgent Assignment Issues Hi - We are fast approaching the time when we will need to assign equipment purchase agreements to either the "Developer" in the CSFB structure, to ENA (I think) in the Austin deal or, more urgently, to WestLB in connection with a deal in which LJM is currently the nominal purchaser. The LJM deal is called "Blue Dog" and ENA has decided it wants those turbines. Blue Dog- Lisa has her folks talking to WLB regarding the Blue Dog contract and Rob Taylor has contacted Winston & Strawn about a new ADA. We will need to contact GE about the transfer (actually it will be two transfers - one to WLB and then into the "Developer" in the CSFB structure). Who at ENA legal should I work with to get that process started? Both Rob and I have the turbine purchase agreement and can get it to the ENA lawyer. Austin - The Austin turbines are the LMs - that purchase agreement contemplates that the new buyer will execute another agreement with (GE/S&S) covering the turbines it acquires. Is that structure still contemplated? Is there another way to do this that would be easier from a labor perspective? I assume ENA will then be assigning the equipment on to the project company or EPC contractor, also. CSFB Structure - More generally we will need to get buy-in from vendors on the assignment of the purchase contracts. Is this an appropriate topic for the the World Hunger discussion tomorrow? Are there other vendors who need to be contacted on this also? Thanks for your help, Rose
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