EOL Average Deal Count as of 11-29-00

FYI. We need more transactions on EOL......I'd like to meet with you and lay
out plans for attacking this specifically.

Jeff
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Enron North America Corp.

From: Peter Berzins @ ENRON 11/30/2000 06:01 PM

To: Louise Kitchen/HOU/ECT@ECT, David Forster/Corp/Enron@Enron, Kimberly
Hillis/HOU/ECT@ect, Jeffrey A Shankman/HOU/ECT@ECT, Lorraine
Becker/HOU/ECT@ECT, Leonardo Pacheco/Corp/Enron@Enron, Sally
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Denny/HOU/ECT@ECT, Matt Motsinger/HOU/ECT@ECT, Simone La Rose/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: EOL Average Deal Count as of 11-29-00

Changes to the Report Starting this Week:

- The Gas Daily East and the East Graphs have been combined to just East.

- The ENA Canada East and Central Graphs have been combined to just Central.

- The NG Price Book is now named Financial Desk and shows values with and
without exchange traded future transactions.

Notes for this Week's Report:

* North American Gas has increased its overall average daily EOL deal count
by over 1,000 trades a day since October. There are now approximately 3,100
trades a day in North American Gas alone which are being traded on EOL.

* The newly combined East Region in North American Gas has approximately
doubled its average daily EOL deal count and average daily EOL volume since
October.

* The newly combined Central Region in North American Gas has increased its
average daily EOL deal count about 38% since October, from 498 to 685 deals
per day. However, the average daily EOL volume has remained steady since
October.

* The newly named Financial Desk in North American Gas has increased its
average daily EOL deal count about 41% since October, from 494 to 698 deals
per day. In addition, the average daily EOL volume has increased about 25%
since October.

* California Power has increased its average daily EOL deal count by over
32% since October. The average daily EOL volume for California Power has
more than doubled since October.

* Midwest Power has increased its average daily EOL volume by about 75%
since October. However, the average daily EOL deal count for Midwest Power
has remained steady since October.

* Southeast Power has decreased its average daily EOL deal count by over 51%
since October. The average daily EOL volume for Southeast Power has
decreased significantly as well. However, these are approximately the levels
we had seen in prior months before October.

* UK Power has more than doubled its average daily EOL deal count since
October from 8 deals to over 15 deals. The average daily EOL volume has
remained fairly level.

* Nordic Power has increased its average daily EOL deal count about 45%
since October, from 20 to 29 deals per day. In addition, the average daily
EOL volume has increased about 25% since October.

* US Weather has steadily decreased its total monthly EOL deal count from a
high in June of 241 deals to recent low of only 25 deals. However, there has
been a slight increase in November to 31 EOL US Weather deals with one more
day to go..

* Enron Metals trades done via EOL has risen by approximately 85% since
October, from a daily average of 150 to a daily average of 280 for November.

* Coal trades have decreased significantly from the levels seen in October.
The total monthly EOL deal count for November stands now at only about 21% of
the total in October with only one more day to go.

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volumes per month by Commodity for EOL and OTC transactions since the launch
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AVERAGE DEAL COUNTS FOR COMMODITIES (excluding Global Products, which
displays monthly totals)

NA GAS BREAKOUT BY REGION (Non-Averaged, including Volume and Notional Value)

If you have any questions regarding this breakout, please contact one of the
following:

Torrey Moorer x3-6218
Matt Motsinger x3-5221
Pete Berzins x5-7594

Pete
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