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Dan,
An EFO is a result of parties not complying with an OFO after multiple noti= ces. PG&E can confiscate gas if a scheduling party is not in compliance. = The same rules apply to an EFO as an OFO. EFO stands for Emergency flow or= der. Thanks, Kim Dan J Hyvl 04/04/2001 04:31 PM To:=09"Kolling, Grant" <grant_kolling@city.palo-alto.ca.us<, Kim Ward/HOU/E= CT@ECT cc:=09=20 Subject:=09RE: Enfolio Master Firm Purchase/Sale Agreement =20 =20 Grant,=20 =09I have removed the red-line from the above document. If it is in order,= please print 2 originals, have them signed, and forward to me for signatur= e by Enron. I will attach a list of current traders who might be available= to handle a trade with Palo Alto, and I will also have a certificate of i= ncumbency attached for the officer signing in behalf of Enron, and return a= fully executed contract for your files. =09Regarding the OFO language, usually the pipeline notifies its customers = of the OFO event and leave it to those customers to notify their parties. = Therefore, if Enron is scheduling gas into your transport contract and your= transporter declares an OFO, you will get notice and be responsible for gi= ving that notice to Enron after which time Enron would be responsible for i= ts actions that were not in accord with the OFO notification. Likewise, if= Enron receives notification from its transporter and notified Palo Alto an= d Palo Alto failed to adjust its actions in compliance with the OFO notific= ation, Palo Alto would be responsible for the consequences of such failure.= Usually, the OFO notification would require that the parties make their r= eceipts and deliveries balance in accordance with their scheduled volumes. = I am not familiar with the concept of EFO, but do not think that the OF= O provisions apply. Please advise as to what is meant by EFO so that I can= verify with the transport group.
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