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The Honorable Hazel R. O'LearyThe Secretary of EnergyDepartment of Energy1000 Independence Avenue, SWWashington, DC 20585

Dear Hazel:

I'm delighted to accept your invitation to continue serving on theNational Petroleum Council through November 23, 1995.

The NPC has played a significant role in formulating our nation'senergy policy for many years. I am pleased to be a part of that greattradition.

I look forward to working with you and the NPC in this importantcapacity.

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Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Department of EnergyAssociation of Oilwell Servicing Contractors Dugan Production Corp.

California Independent Petroleum Association Enron Corp.Independent Oil & Gas Association of West Virginia Enserch Exploration, Inc.Independent Petroleum Association of New Mexico Gas Research Institute

Interstate Natural Gas Association of America Landmark GraphicsKansas Independent Oil & Gas Association The Louisiana Land & Exploration Co.

National Association of Royalty Owners Lufkin Industries, Inc.National Stripper Well Association Meridian Oil Inc.North Texas Oil & Gas Association Oryx Energy Company

Ohio Oil & Gas Association Pennzoil CompanyPetroleum Equipment Suppliers Association Schlumberger

Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association Seagull Energy CorporationAmerican Petroleum Institute (API) Sonat Exploration Company

Apache Corporation Vastar Resources, Inc.Baker Hughes, Inc. Waco Oil and Gas Co.

BDM Oklahoma Walter Oil and Gas CorporationBP America Western Atlas Geophysical

Chesterfield Energy Corporation

We're roundin' up all of our friendsfor the Third Annual

Wildcatters' Roundup and Roadhouse RompFriday, July 22, 1994

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July 25, 1994VIA FAX: 7-502-224-1106

Mr. Gary EscobarVice CounselUnited States Counsellor OfficerEmbassy of the United StatesMoscow, Russia

Dear Mr. Escobar:

Thank you for discussing Enron's program to bring 60-80 Stroytrongas natural gasconstruction workers to the United States as part of the pipeline expansion program of ourNorthern Natural Gas Pipeline Company in Nebraska, which was outlined in U.S.Deprtmentof Energy Deputy Secretary Bill White's letter to Enron Chairman Ken Lay.

During our discussion, I raised a question relating to the issuing of visas to an advance groupof welders who will be receiving training regarding the U.S. pipeline welding standards priorto beginning work in Nebraska. You advised me that, recognizing the short time remainingbefore that group is to leave Moscow for the Lincoln Electric Co. training facility inCleveland, Ohio, you would be glad to work with those assisting in the filing of visaapplications on an expedited basis.

Mr. Andrew Lowenstein and Ms. Larissa Kozinova who are Enron employees located inMoscow are coordinating this effort. They are being assisted by Coleen Raker, an attorney inour Houston office and outside counsel in Houston, Harry Gee, Jr.

Your interest in Enron's program to further advance U.S.-Russia commercial ties, asmanifested by the Gore-Chernomyrdin Commission is deeply appreciated. Many thanks toyou, Mr. Slaght and Mr. Schewchuck for your help.

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Mr. Kenneth L. LayEnron Corp.P.O. Box 1188Houston, TX 77251-1188

Dear Ken:

It was good to see you at the National Petroleum Council meeting in Washington lastWednesday. When you have the opportunity, let's resume our discussion onGazprom. I would also like to talk to you about Pakistan.

Sincerely,

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Mr. Fred C. SchultePresident and Chief Executive OfficerElgin National Industries120 South RiversideChicago, IL 60606

Dear Mr. Schulte:

A profound sense of accomplishment remains with me as a result of our Presidential Mission onSustainable Energy and Trade to India. Our mission was the first of its kind for the Department ofEnergy and sets a new standard for excellence. We forged a strong bond between the governmentsof India and the United States and developed trusting partnerships with our industry allies and non-governmental organizations.

The President envisioned a mission which would build on his meeting with Prime Minister Rao. Ifeel privileged to have led a delegation which realized his vision through hard work,professionalism, and good humor. We all celebrate this success.

The Department of Energy team looks forward to implementing the actions identified during thevisit. Your support is instrumental to our continued success.

As promised, here are:

* the trip report, a complete list of the delegation members (business and government), a finalitinerary, and a complete set of news clips; and

* a bound copy of the collection of Carl Stoiber's cartoons which speaks volumes.

Again, it was a pleasure to work with you. I look forward to a continuing partnership.

Sincerely,

LR. O'Leary

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Mr. Terence H. ThornSenior Vice President, Government AffairsEnron Corp.P.O. Box 1188Houston, TX 77251

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Mr. Terence H. ThornSenior Vice President, Government AffairsEnron Corp. /P.O. Box 1188 jHouston, TX 77251

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August 15, 1994

Kenneth LayChairmanEnron Corporation1200 SmithHouston, Texas 77002

Dear Ken:

Two weeks ago I visited senior Mexican energy officials. I think there will be muchopportunity after the election. Enclosed all frontrunners for positions as EnergySecretary and Director General of Pemex are progressive, and market-oriented.

Of particular importance to improved Mexican air quality and increased market fornatural gas is adoption of the electricity planning document referred to as the'Prospectiva.' Enclosed is a copy. It is not yet translated into English.

I talked to Rojas and Lozoya specifically about Enron.

Sincerely,

Bill White

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DEPUTY SECRETARY OF ENERGY

FROM: DONALD W. PEARMAN, JR.ACTING ASSOCIATE DEPUTY SCRETARY /FOR FIELD MANAGEMENT

SUBJECT: Information: Meeting with Mr. Robert-C-'Kelly of the EnronCorporation

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On July 28, 1994, representatives of my utilities' staff had the opportunityto meet with Mr. Robert C. Kelly, Executive Vice President of the EnronCorporation, and President of Enron Emerging Technologies, Inc., a subsidiarywith interests in developing technologies such as photovoltaics. Representat-ives of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy's Office of Solar EnergyConversion, and Office of Federal Energy Management Programs, the Office ofGeneral Counsel for Technology Transfer and Procurement, and the Office ofProcurement, Assistance, and Property also participated in the meeting. Themeeting permitted Mr. Kelly to inform us of Enron's proposal to participate inNevada's Solar Enterprise Zone.

The Nevada Solar Enterprise Zone is being pursued to promote environmental andenergy efficiency, develop new technologies for export, and to provideeconomic opportunity for the Las Vegas area. Enron's proposal is in responseto a Nevada Operations Office Request for Concepts for solar projects at theNevada Test Site. Enron's response is one of about 25 received. The Goldenfield Office will assist the Nevada Operations Office in evaluating theproposals.

Enron proposes to build, finance and operate a IO megawatt photovoltaicfacility at the Jackass Flats section of the Nevada Test Site, adding five toten megawatts per year to reach ]00 megawatts in about 15 years. They proposeselling power to DOE and other Federal agencies at rates competitive to the:ocal utility. In return, Enron would require certain commitments from DOE,such as a 30-year lease of DOE property, providing a market for the powerproduced, and indemnification against pre-existing environmental liabilitiesat the site. Additionally, Enron proposes to construct a production facilityin the Las Vegas area that would employ 50 to 100 people.

Upon completion of the subject meeting, Mr. Kelly stated that he was going tothe House of Representatives to brief the Nevada congressional delegation, andthat on Saturday, July 30, he would give the same briefing at a public meetingin Las Vegas, with the attendance of DOE, local, and State governmentofficials expected.

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As the process of establishing a Nevada Solar Enterprise Zone progresses, mystaff is ready to provide utilities and real estate technical support, and toteam with other organizations to achieve the desired outcome.

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FROM: DONALD W. PEARMAN, JR. //ACTING ASSOCIATE DEPUTY S RETARY /FOR FIELD MANAGEMENT

SUBJECT: Information: Meeting with Mr. Robert C. Kelly of the EnronCorporation

On July 28, 1994, representatives of my utilities' staff had the opportunityto meet with Mr. Robert C. Kelly, Executive Vice President of the EnronCorporation, and President of Enron Emerging Technologies, Inc., a subsidiarywith interests in developing technologies such as photovoltaics. Representat-ives of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy's Office of Solar EnergyConversion, and Office of Federal Energy Management Programs, the Office ofGeneral Counsel for Technology Transfer and Procurement, and the Office ofProcurement, Assistance, and Property also participated in the meeting. Themeeting permitted Mr. Kelly to inform us of Enron's proposal to participate inNevada's Solar Enterprise Zone.

The Nevada Solar Enterprise Zone is being pursued to promote environmental andenergy efficiency, develop new technologies for export, and to provideeconomic opportunity for the Las Vegas area. Enron's proposal is in responseto a Nevada Operations Office Request for Concepts for solar projects at theNevada Test Site. Enron's response is one of about 25 received. The GoldenField Office will assist the Nevada Operations Office in evaluating theproposals.

Enron proposes to build, finance and operate a 10 megawatt photovoltaicfacility at the Jackass Flats section of the Nevada Test Site, adding five toten megawatts per year to reach ]00 megawatts in about 15 years. They proposeselling power to DOE and other Federal agencies at rates competitive to thelocal utility. In return, Enron would require certain commitments from DOE,such as a 30-year lease of DOE property, providing a market for the powerproduced, and indemnification against pre-existing environmental liabilitiesat the site. Additionally, Enron proposes to construct a production facilityin the Las Vegas area that would employ 50 to 100 people.

Upon completion of the subject meeting, Mr. Kelly stated that he was going tothe House of Representatives to brief the Nevada congressional delegation, andthat on Saturday, July 30, he would give the same briefing at a public meetingin Las Vegas, with the attendance of DOE, local, and State governmentofficials expected.

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As the process of establishing a Nevada Solar Enterprise Zone progresses, mystaff is ready to provide utilities and real estate technical support, and toteam with other organizations to achieve the desired outcome.

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Mr. Bill BurtonJones, Day, Reavis and Pogue310 Congress AvenueSuite 1200Austin, TX 78701

Dear Bill:

I would like to thank you for moderating the discussion on "International TradeIssues in Energy Resources and Technology" at the Austin public meeting onenergy policy. The panel discussion that you facilitated provided an excellentdiscussion.

The Department will use this information in the development of the NationalEnergy Policy Plan.

Sincerely,

Bill White

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August 22, 1994

Mr. Terry ThornSenior Vice PresidentGovernment Affairs and Public PolicyENRON, Inc.Houston, TX 77251-1188

Dear Terry:

I would like to thank you for your participation in the discussion on"International Trade Issues in Energy Resources and Technology" at the Austinpublic meeting on energy policy. The Administration will use this informationin the development of the National Energy Policy Plan.

Because time limitations may not have allowed you to address the full range ofissues, please feel free to submit additional materials for our use.

Sincerely,

Bill White

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Mr. David A. Behnke Mr. William CavittManaging Director Department of CommerceJ.P. Morgan & Co. / International Economic Policy60 Wall Street 14th & Constitution Avenue, NWNew York, NY 10260 '/ Room 3033Note: Tel: 212-648-7114; Washington, DC 20230 \Fax:.212-648-5025 . Tel: 202 482-3103

Fax: 202 482-4736Ms. Nancy BaconVice President, Finance. Mr..Charles T. CondyEnergy Conversion Devices / President & CEO1675 West Maple:Road / Proven AlternativesTroy, MI 48084 .. 601 California St., 22nd Floor */Note: Tel.: 810-280-1900; San Francisco, CA 94108Fax: 810-280-1456 Note: Tel: 415-781-2001;

Fax: 415-781-0552Mr. Dennis BakkePresident.and CEO- 'Ms. Eileen Claussen-AES Corporation .Special Assistant to the1001 North 19th Street, Suite ,. President and Senior Director2000 . for Global and Environmental. /.Arlington, VA 22209 Affairs.Note-: Tel: 703-522-1315; National Security CouncilFax: 703-528-4510 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW

-_---- *- ".'-" " : ' -.-.Room 365Mr. Harry Barnes . ·. Washington, DC 20500Senior Fellow .- :.,, T'el: 202 395-4985

World Wildlife Fund A.'. '. Fax: 202 456-2219Hapenny Road . ' .:'.-//' '·Peacham, VT 05862 . '. ^ Mr. James W. CookNote: Tel: 802-592-3206; r/ 'j/" President, CEOFax: same as telephone . .CMS Generation

Agea ' - ,,_-,^' 4" 330 Town Center Drive\ Mr. ott Baan / -.. . Dearborne, MI 48126'

J .r President ' -Note: Tel: 313-436-9242;PA GE - India Fax: 313-436-9533 , .

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y: .. Washington, D.C. 20004.- PresidentA:. ':Note: Tel:. 202-637-4269; Ovonic Battery-Company.- Fax- 202-637-429., . 1707 Northwood

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Note: Tel: 202-857-9500;The Honorable E. Gail de 'Fax: 202-857-4150Planque /Commissioner ' / Mr. Walter HesseU.S. Nuclear regulatory President and CEOCommission ENTECH, IncorporatedMail Stop 16H3 P.O. Box 612246Washington, DC 20555. DFW Airport, TX 75216Tel: 301 504-1800 Note: Tel: 214-456-0900;Fax: 301 504 3509 Fax: 214-456-0904

Sonja Ebron, Ph.D. Mr. Harvey HimbergPresident . Investment DevelopmentSolar Power & Light / Department2267 Macedo Road . Overseas Private InvestmentPalm Bay, FL 32907 CorporationNote: Tel: 407-723-4404; . 1100 New York Avenue, NWFax: Same as telephone Washington, DC 20527

Tel:'202 336-8614Mr. Robert Eggleston Fax: 202 408-5145President /EFH Coal Company Mr. David JhiradP.O. Box 1600, West North End Agency of InternationalStation . Development "Willkes-Barre, PA 18705 New Executive Office BuildingNote: Tel: 717-823-7664; Examiners & Staff SpecialistsFax: 412-452-1044 Washington, DC 20503

Tel: 202 396-4594Mr. Charles Frederick Goff Fax: 202 395-3888.President and CEODestec Energy, Inc. - Mr. Paul Johnson 'l /2500.City West Blvd., Suite/ 'President -150' South Asia Region .Houston, TX 77042 Martin Marietta International, :.Note: Tel: 713-735-4317; Inc.Fax: 713-735-4208 / 240 Tanjong Pagas Road [T 1

·-/ - GE Tower #08-00Ms. Lisa Gued Singapore 0208Vice President Note: Tel: 65-328-3365; Fax:Solar Power & Light, Inc 65-326-33782267 Macedo RoadPalm Bay, FL 32907Tel/Fax: 407 723-4404

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Mr. Martin Klepper Mr. Reinier HJH Lock, EsgPartner LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene, &Skadden, Arps, State, Meagher MacRae

and Flom 1875 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.1440 New York Avenue; N.W. Washington, D.C. 20009-5728Washington, D.C. 20005 Note: Tel: 202-986-8024, ext.Note: Tel: 202-371-7000; 8128; Fax: 202-986-8102Fax: 202-393-5760

Mr. Roger LittleMr. Ramesh V. Kapur President and CEO.MED-TECH The Spire Corporation wMedical-Technical Gasses, Inc. 1 Patriots Park20 Hall Street / Bedford, MA 01730Medford, MA 02155 Note: Tel: 617-275-6000;Note: Tel: 617-395-1946; Fax: 617-275-7470Fax: 617-395-9098

Ms. Linda A. MarvinMr. Vello Kuuskraa Acting PresidentPresident / Lockheed Environmental SystemsAdvanced Resources and Technolgies CompanyInternational 1200 Smith Suite 8001110 North Glebe Road, Suite Houston, TX 77002-4-309600 Note: Tel: 713-0654-4833;Arlington, VA 22201 Fax: 713-654-4850Note: Tel: 703-528-8420;Fax: 703-528-0439 Mr. Arjun Makhijani

PresidentMr. Kenneth Langer Institute for Energy &Manager, Environmental and Environmental ResearchEnergy Infrastructure / 6935 Laurel AvenueTropical Research & Takoma Park, MD 20912Development Inc. Note: Tel: 301-270-5500;1133 20th Street, NW Fax: 301-270-3029Suite 300Washington, DC 20036 Ms. Amal MansourTel: 202 835-0333; Fax: 202 CEO835-0366 Ai \ l Manufacturing & Technology

'-"ft-V^"1^ Cr (. a Conversion International,Mr. Richard P. Lavin A Inc. ) . / .,.President v.edP% Post Office Box 21 -' : iHindustan Power Plus Limted Columbia, MD 21045 ' './Mathagondapalli' Note: Tel: 301-982-1292;Hosur Taluk 636 114 Fax: 301-997-6980Tamil Nadu, INDIA \ - c- /-, C',?Note: Tel: 91-43-44-2378 or Mr. Peter McChesney80-226-9898 Director of BusinessFax: 91-80-226-4941 Development

Community Energy Alternatives1200 East RidgeviewRidgeview, NJ 07540Note: Tel: 201-652-2772;Fax: 201-652-8354

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Ms. Janet McFarland Mr. Larry PapaySenior Policy Advisor to the Vice PresidentAssistant Administrator for Bechtel CorporationAir & Radiation 50 Beale StreetU.S. EPA San Francisco, CA 94105-1895401 M Street, SW . Note: Tel: 415-768-0275;Washington, DC-20460 Fax: 415-768-0~503Tel: 202 260-1634Fax: 202 260-5155 Mr. Daniel R. Radack

ManagerMr. Bharat Mulchandani X' International BusinessOxford Consultants Development19118 Forrest Brook Road SRC InternationalGermantown, MD 20874 111 Presidential Boulevard,Tel: 301 916-1292- Suite 127

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'Mr. Thomas Scott-Morey / Fax: 610-667-5593GE Capital1600 Summer Street Dr. Mohan RaoStanford, CT 06927 Vice President, InternationalNote: Tel': 203-357-4008; ProjectsFax: 203-357-6289 Spectrum -Technologies USA,

Inc.Mr. Louis Martarano 133 Wall -StreetDirector, Strategic Advisor Schenectady, NY 12305.Services, Global Power Note: Tel: 518-382-0056;Merrill Lynch & Company Fax: 518-382-0283250 Vessy StreetWorld Financial Center Mr. Lewis ReadeNew York, NY 10281 Director. General I-Tel: 212-449-1287 US-Asia Environmental N /Fax: 212-449-8636 i ;,.-. Partnership

, - '''' 320 21st Street, NWMr. Gerry S. Norton Room 3319Vice President - Washington, DC 2052'3-0047Ventures and Licensing-i '' Tel: 202 647-9969The Babcock & Wilcox Company Fax: 202 644. 49 "21 7- /Pc20 S. Van Buren AvenueBarberton, OH 44203 Ms. Ellen Roy

Vice President, GovernmentMr. Brian O'Sullivan / Relations.Managing Director / Intercontinental EnergyCannon Power Corporation CorporationP.O. Box 1457 350 Lincoln Place, Suite 111Tehacapi, CA 93581 Hingham, MA 02043 -

Tel: 805-822-7524; Fax: 805- Note: Tel: 617-749-9800;822-8394 Fax: 617-740-1281

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President and CEO Chief Executive, Engine

Siemens Solar Industries v/ Division.4650 Adohr Lane Caterpillar, Inc.

Camarillo, CA 93010 100 NE Adams StreetNote: Tel: 805-482-6800; Peoria, IL .61629

Fax: 805-388-6395 / Note: Tel: · 309-675-4419;Fax: 201-652-8354

Mr. Isaq M. ShahryarPresident and CEO Mr. Terence Thorn

Solec International, Inc. Senior Vice President

12533 Chadron Avenue ENRON Oil & Gas Company } .Hawthorn, CA 90250 1400 Smith Street

Note: Tel: 310-970-0065; Houston, TX 77023-7269Fax: 310-970-1065 Note: Tel-713-853-3071;

Fax: 713-646-4831Mr. Niranjan S. ShahChairman Mr. Charles TrabandtGlobetrotters Engineering Co. Chairman, Strategic Advisory.300 South Wacker Drive, Suite Services for Global Power200 Merrill Lynch

Chicago, IL 60606 250 Vesey Street, 27th FloorNote: Tel: 312-922-6400; New York, New York 10281Fax: 312-922-2953 / Note: Tel: 212-449-9793;

!/ Fax: 212-449-8636Mr. Fred SchulteChairman Mr. Thomas WilbanksElgin National Industries Oak Ridge National Laboratory120 South Riverside Plaza PO.Box 2008Chicago, IL 60606-3919 Oak Ridge, TN 37831Note: Tel: 312-454-1900; Tel: : 7 57/- J/Fax: 312-236-2668

Mr. George Sterzinger !Future'Energy ResourcesCompany .1615 M Street, N.W., Suite 80/Washington, D.C, .20036Note: Tel: 202-467-6376;Fax: 202-467-6379 '

Mr. Carlton StoiberDirector, Office ofInternational ProgramsU.S. Nuclear Regulatory'CommissionMail Stop 17F2Washington, DC 20555Tel: 301 504 1780Fax: 301 504-2400

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E. Joseph Hillings 750 1th Street, N. W., 4th F.Vce Presient Woashington, D. C 200064607Federal Government Affoirs 202) 828-3366

Fox: (202) 828-3372

September 26, 1994

The Honorable Hazel R. O'LearySecretary of EnergyRoom 7A-2571000 Independence Avenue, SWWashington, DC

Dear Secretary O'Leary:

Ken Lay, Enron's Chairman and CEO, sent the attached letter to approximately 200Members of Congress on our system in support of GATT Implementing Legislation. Ithought this would be of interest to you.

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Kenneth L. Lay P. o Bo TIBSChoirmon ond Houston. Texas 77251-1188

Chief Executive Officer (713) 853-6773

September 26, 1994

The Honorable Jeff BingamanUnited States Senate110 Hart Senate Office Building

-Washington, DC 20510-3102

Dear Jeff:

I wrote to you earlier this year to explain Enron's international development strategy for pipelines,power plants, exploration and marketing of natural gas. Our successes have been aided by worldwidechanging attitudes that privatization and open markets are positive for all concerned countries.

Hopefully, the full Senate soon will have an opportunity to consider the implementing legislationnecessary for the United States' approval of the GATT (Uruguay Round). We ask you to vote infavor of this important trade agreement because a liberalized trading system could result in'morenations opening their infrastructure development not only to large corporations such as Enron, butalso to tens of thousands of United States subcontractors.

You may be interested in a few recent Enron examples which we believe give reason to conclude thatthe world wants United States produced goods and services. At this time, 54 Russian pipelineconstruction workers are learning our pipeline construction methods, including stringent safety andenvironmental standards, while training on Enron's Northern Natural Gas Pipeline in Nebraska.When they complete their training assignment, they will export our techniques to their own system.We believe it highly probable that they may buy the same U.S. manufactured equipment theypresently are using.

Further, Enron recently announced an agreement to build a power plant in China and a natural gaspipeline between Bolivia and Brazil, and we soon should be producing oil and gas at an off-shore sitein Bombay, India, for use in their domestic market.

The market for energy facilities and clean energy is maturing rapidly, anid U.S. companies have thecapability to win contracts to build, operate and own facilities worldwide. Demand growth for U.S.goods and services by other countries is projected to be as high as 96%, and meeting that demandthrough GATT will foster long-term economic and political relationships among nations which arejust beginning to fully understand the value of liberalized trading systems and privatization. Passageof the GATT (Uruguay Round) Implementing Legislation strongly reinforces the value of such freemarket policies and builds upon the successes of other free trade agreements, including NAFTA.

Your prompt and favorable consideration of the GATT legislation would be deeply appreciated.

Sincerely,

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The Deputy Secretary of Energy1000 Independence Avenue., S.W.

Washington, D.C. 20585 E8 CENTRAL FLE COPY(202) 586-5500 FAX (202) 586-0148 AI OLJ/YL/-

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Mr. Ken LayEnron CorporationP.O. Box 1188Houston, Texas 77251-1188

Dear Ken:

Enclosed find three maps, showing the extent of the power grid of theWestern Area Power Administration, the excess transmission capacity ineach area, and potential sources of alternative energy that might beaccessible to its power lines. We are shaping up WAPA to be arenewables highway, and to best utilize for the benefits of everyone,including its customers, its tremendous transmission resource. If youhave any questions, do not hesitate to call Kyle or me.

Sincerely,

Bill White

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Mr. Sidney L. EarsleyPresidentBoiler Supply Corporation

Dr. Marvin FieldsManager, New TechnologyAristech Chemical Corporation

Dr. Nicholas FioreVice President, ResearchCarpenter Technology Corporation

Mr. Louis FiorentiniRegional Sales ManagerMEGGITT Controls

Dr. Michael FisherDirector of TechnologyPartnership for Plastics Progress

Mr. Joseph S. FitzpatrickEUA Cogenex CorporationBoott Mills South

Mr. Patrick F. FlynnCummins Engine Company, Inc.

Ms. Marion F. FreemanManager, International SalesKessler-Ellis Products Company

General Electric CompanyDirector, Current Motor & Generators Department

Mr. Clifford GilpinIntermediates DepartmentAllied-Signal Corporation

Mr. Sameul GoldbergPresidentINCO United States, Inc.

Mr. Rodney E. HannemanVice PresidentCorporate Quality Assuranceand Technology Operations

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Mr. James KennedyPresident/CEONational Starch & Chemical Corporation

Mr. Dilip R. LimayeInternational Energy Services Company

Mr. John LongDirector of ResearchArcher Daniels Midland Company

Dr. William LongTechnical AdvisorBabcock & WIlcox, Inc.

Mr. F. Lang MarksVice President and General ManagerBrickmont Contractors

Mr. Joe MartinVice PresidentDiversified BusinessesUSX Engineers & Consultant, Inc.

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Mr. Ernest MicekPresidentCorn Milling DivisionCargill, Inc.

Mr. John PalmisanoDirector, Environmental PolicyENRON Corporation

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Dr. Delmar R. RaymondDirector, Equipment & Process Technology DivisionWeyerhaeuser Paper Company

Dr. James F. RhodesPresidentAdvanced Composite Materials

Mr. Ronald A. RobertsonHeatac Systems & Energy Services

Mr. Joseph RokopPresidentRokop Corporation

Dr. Brian M. RushtonSenior Vice President, R&DAir Products & Chemicals, Inc.

Mr. Len SaboSales DirectorRokop Corporation

Dr. Maxine SavitzGeneral ManagerAllied Signal AerospaceCeramic Components

Mr. Andrew Sharkey, IIIPresidentAmerican Iron and Steel Institute

Dr. Gideon ShavitChief FellowCommercial Buildings GroupHoneywell, Inc.

Mr. Larry SimpsonAdvertising RepresentativeSiemens Energy & Automation, Inc.

Mr. Scott SklarSolar Energy Industries Association

Mr. Dan SteinmeyerEngineering FellowMonsanto Research Corporation

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Dr. Blake WallaceAllison Engine Company

Mr. Frank WangDecker Energy InternationalJohnson Controls

Mr. Dennis WatsonEnergy Performance Services, Inc. (ENSERV)

Mr. James K. WesselDirector, Federal Business Development

Mr. K. Glenn WhiteVice President, OperationsDupont-Lanxide Electronic Co.

Mr. Brad WolfDavy International, Inc.

Mr. James L. WolfVice President, Energy and Environmental MarketHoneywell, Inc.

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Washington; D.C. 20585 1 l TAL P(202) 586-5500 * FAX (202) 586-148 '/

October 25, 1994

Mr. Doug DivineDirector of PlanningPLANERGY, Inc.1008 West Ave.Austin, TX 78701

Dear Doug:

Secretary O'Leary has asked me to lead a trade mission to Pakistan following up on thesuccessful Presidential Mission on Energy Investments. I will be travelling to Pakistan,December 11-18, 1994.

Similar to the mission Secretary O'Leary led in September, we will promote U.S. energy andenvironmental interests in Pakistan's expanding and emerging markets. On this mission therewill be a special emphasis on oil & gas and coal-related projects.

We are in the process of selecting a business delegation for the mission. The Department hasbeen informed that your company may be interested in participating. In order to evaluatepotential delegation members, we are asking each organization to contact Rob Task in my office.Please provide us with the information we may need detailing your organization's interest inPakistan by Thursday. October 27. Mr. Task may be reached at 202-586-5500.

Following the receipt of information from all organizations that are interested, we will beconsidering each submission while determining the optimal make-up of the delegation.Invitations to.those selected to participate will be sent by Wednesday, November 2. Additionally,if you have any questions regarding the mission please contact Mr. Task at 202-586-5500.

I look forward to hearing of your interest in this mission.

Sincerely.

Bill White

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October 25, 1994

Mr. Howard KarenPresidentEnron Exploration Comp.1400 Smith Street, Suite 1867Houston, TX 77002

Dear Howard:



We are in the process of selecting a business delegation for the mission. The Department hasbeen informed that your company may be interested in participating. In order to evaluatepotential delegation members, we are asking each organization to contact Rob Task in my office.Please provide us with the information-we may need detailing your organization's interest inPakistan by Thursday, October 27. Mr. Task may be reached at 202-586-5500.

Following the receipt of information from all organizations that are interested, we will beconsidering each submission while determining the optimal make-up; of the delegation.Invitations to those selected to participate will be sent by Wednesday, November 2. Additionally,if you have any questions regarding the mission please contact Mr. Task at 202-586-5500.


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Bill White

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Washington, D.C. 20585(202) 586-5500 FAX (202) 586-0148

October 25, 1994

Mr. Richard D. KinderPresident & CEOEnron Corp.1400 Smith StreetHouston, TX 77002

Dear Richard:



We are in the process of selecting a business delegation for the mission. The Department hasbeen informed that your company may be interested in participating. In order to evaluatepotential delegation members, we are asking each organization to contact Rob Task in my office.Please provide us with the information we may need detailing your organization's interest inPakistan by Thursday, October 27. Mr. Task may be reached at 202-586-5500.

Following the receipt of information from all organizations that are interested, we will beconsidering each submission while determining the optimal make-up of the delegation.Invitations to those selected to participate will be sent by Wednesday, November 2. Additionally,if you have any questions regarding the mission please contact Mr. Task at 202-586-5500.


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October 25, 1994

Mr. Terence ThornSenior Vice PresidentGovernment Affairs and Public PolicyENRON CorporationP.O. Box 11881400 Smith StreetHouston, TX 77002

Dear Terry:



We are in the process of selecting a business delegation for the mission. The Department hasbeen informed that your company may be interested in participating. In order to evaluatepotential delegation members, we are asking each organization to contact Rob Task in my office.Please provide us with the information we may need detailing your organization's interest inPakistan by Thursday, October 27. Mr. Task may be reached at 202-586-5500.

Following the receipt of information from all organizations that are interested, we will beconsidering each submission while determining the optimal make-up of the delegation.Invitations to those selected to participate will be sent by Wednesday, November 2. Additionally,if you have any questions regarding the mission please contact Mr. Task at 202-586-5500.


Sincerely,

Bill White

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Mr. Robert C. KellyPresidentEnronEmerging Technologies, Inc.P.O. Box 1188Houston, Texas 77251-1188

Dear Mr. Kelly:

Thank you for your letter dated November 22, 1994, expressing your support for theNevada Solar Enterprise Zone. I agree that the solar enterprise zone is a tremendousopportunity to commercialize solar energy technology. Moreover, I am aware of theimportance of long-term market commitments, the availability of tax exempt financing,and site access.

During the December 6, 1994, task force meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada, the task forcevoted unanimously to establish an independent, non-profit development authority. In theshort term, this authority will issue a Request for Proposal that includes at least 100 MWof solar projects to be located in the solar enterprise zone, along with the otherrecommendations accepted by the task force. The task force, recognizing that this initial100 MW is only the beginning, made recommendations that could stimulate long-termcommercialization of solar technologies. The task force recommendations are enclosed.

I am hopeful that the new authority and its procurement actions, as well as its long-termagenda, will address your concems and the concerns of the entire solar industry. TheDepartment of Energy is looking forward to working in cooperation with the authority andwelcomes your continued support.

Sincerely,

Bill White

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NEVADA SOLAR ENTERPRISE ZONE TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS

I. Task Force Findings and Recommendations

Whereas the Task Force reviewed the initial Solar Enterprise Zone (SEZ) feasibility study andconducted a six month in-depth analysis for developing 1000 MW of solar projects at the SEZ inNevada, the Task Force finds that:

The SEZ will provide the State of Nevada and the nation with environmental benefitsfrom solar technologies;

* The SEZ will enhance local and national economic development by helping to build acompetitive, growing solar energy industry in Nevada;

* The SEZ will advance the solar industry and technology development to achieve cost-competitive solar energy and expand domestic and export markets;

* There are no insurmountable barriers to proceeding with SEZ.

Accordingly, the Task Force members intend to establish an independent, non-profitdevelopment authority with the following charter

* Obtain and leverage a broad portfolio of public and private resources for solar energydevelopment, including low-cost financing, Federal and State funding, and foundationdevelopment funds;

* Structure supports provided by the public sector to provide for a payback to the publicfrom successful commercialization efforts;

* Develop market commitments sufficient to commercialize solar technologies,- with 1000MW of new capacity as a concrete objective;

* Develop a master plan for employing the resources made available for the SEZ.

IL Short-Term Requirements

The.Task Force finds that sufficient market, land, and finance opportunities for developing anear-term 100 MW solar project exist; therefore, we urge that as soon as possible after theestablishment of the independent, non-profit development Authority, the Authority issue aRequest for Proposal (RFP) that includes at least 100 MW of solar projects to be located in theSolar Enterprise Zone and the following support negotiated by the Authority and offered to

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* Land, environmental assessment and mitigation, and site preparation assistance for solarproject development provided by the Department of Energy Nevada Operations Office(DOE/NV);

* Market for at least 100 MW structured in yearly increments provided by federalauthorities, Western Area Power Administration (Western) and other organizations (theRFP should offer as firm a contract as possible to potential developers);

Industry use of DOE/NV equipment and labor to assist in project construction oncompetitive, incremental cost terms that:

account for opportunities for the Solar Enterprise Zone to use Nevada Test Site----- __._ _ (NTS) resources that.would_otherwise beidle_ o.r nderemplyed, and thus reduce

the overall costs of continuing defense program missions at the NTS by payingfor the incremental costs of downtime; andwill help provide skilled labor and specialized equipment at a low incrementalcost for Solar Enterprise Zone development by making dual use of labor andequipment at the NTS that are already fully paid for by DOE;

Defense Conversion funding, applied for from existing appropriations based on theSEZ's ability to assist in worker and community transition;

Power transmission, administration, load shaping, storage and marketing assistance to theSEZ provided by DOE and Western;

* Ten million dollars in Industrial Development Bond (IDB) financing available for solarproject development, obtained from the. State of Nevada to provide start-up support untilother financing options can be developed;

* Tax exempt financing available for project developers obtained by the Authoritycontingent upon IRS approval.

m. Long-Term Requirements

In addition to the near-term actions, the Task Force recognizes that the initial RFP is only thebeginning of a long-term commercialization effort; therefore, the Task Force recommends that:

In cooperation with the State of Nevada, Department of Business and Industry, theAuthority file for 501(c)3 non-profit status and seek the authority to issue $150 million in

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tax-exempt bond financing to support solar projects, displace reliance on State IDBfinancing, and enhance the State's capability to expand economic development;

.* · DOE Defense Programs and Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Programs allocate$150 million over five years to support projects developed at the SEZ;

* DOE coordinate the efforts and resources of the Office of Defense Programs and theOffice of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy to make funds and technicalresources available to support the development organization while it develops the firstsolar projects;

* . The Authority work with Western, utilities, state public service commissions, and theDOE/NV, to identify and secure market commitments for solar projects;

--...-.. -.... - --_.-Nevada agencies coordinate with the Authority to.assist solar industry development; ___

* DOE support initial operations of the Authority until it can establish sufficient fundingand returns on project investment to sustain its own operations.

IV. Organization and Management

The Task Force directs that Task Force members Senator Richard Bryan, William Martin,Claude Evans, Tim Carlson (for the Governor of Nevada), Rose McKinney-James, Scott Sklar,Dina Titus, and Nick Aquilina reconstitute themselves as the founding Board of Directors for theAuthority in order to legally incorporate the Authority and establish a permanent Board ofDirectors.

The Task Force directs that the Authority be organized according to the following guidelines:

Acting as a Board of Directors for the Authority, Task Force members will establish rulesfor nominating and confirming a permanent Board of Directors;

Nominations for board membership will be solicited from private industry, and not lessthan one-half of the board members will'be from the private sector,

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Other board members will be selected to represent participating Federal and Stateagencies, consistent'with Federal and State laws and regulations',

The Acting Board of Directors will develop conflict of interest.standards for Boardmembers to prevent gaining unfair advantage or directly benefiting from Board activities.

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V. Legislative Long-Term

In addition to establishing the Authority and charging it with both short- and long-term tasks, theTask Force recognizes that critical changes to current statutes could greatly expand thecapabilities of the Authority; given the overriding importance and benefits of the Authority, the'Task Force directs the following legislation be examined:

A "bullet" exemption from Internal Revenue Code restrictions to allow the Authority touse its 501(c)3 status to:

issue bonds beyond the $150 million cap,relax restriction on benefits to private, for-profit entities, andexpand options for combining Federal funds and bond proceeds for projectdevelopment without jeopardizing tax-exempt status;

* Legislation to make solar tax credits, accelerated depreciation, and other incentivesoffered to assist renewable 'energy development available to for-profit project developersassisted by the Authority;

* Legislation to make the 10 percent solar investment tax credit available to a utility thatbuilds a project in the SEZ;

·* Legislation to permit DOE to make long-term power purchase commitments beyond thecurrent 10-year limit;

* Legislation to allow/require Federal agencies to purchase renewable power from the SEZif its price is less than 10 percent over market rates;

* Nevada legislation supporting renewable energy that assists in the development of theSEZ.

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Ms. Thora M. JohannsonRegional Exploration ManagerOccidental PetroleumP.O. Box 120211200 Discovery DriveBakersfield, CA 93389

Dear Ms. Johannson:

When we received the invitation from Prime Minister Bhutto to visit Pakistan to promote tradeopportunities, we recognized an opportunity for tremendous success for both Pakistan and theUnited States. My expectations were surpassed dramatically. We returned with $4 billion ofinvestment opportunities in the private sector and a genuine expansion of the relationship betweentwo great nations.

Your comprehensive knowledge of the oil and gas industry, especially exploration, helped to shapethe issues and formulate the strategy for removing barriers and creating partnerships. Thank youfor your commitment, hard work, and professionalism. Our new government and industryalliances provided the foundation for a successful Presidential Mission on Energy Investment toPakistan.

As we committed, the Department of Energy Team looks forward to working with you as wecomplete our follow up on the Mission. To complete your mission file, attached are:

-the trip report;-a complete list of delegation members (government and business);-a final itinerary;-a complete set of news clips;-a copy of the "Power: Climb to a Resilient Economy" presentation overheads;-a trip photo; and-copies of all of the Government-to-Government agreements.

Again, it was a pleasure to work with you. I look forward to continued cooperation to reach ourmutual goals.

Sic rlyea

R. O'Leary

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December 7, 1994

Ms. Rebecca MarkChairman and Chief Executive OfficerENRON Power Development Corp.P.O. Box 11881400 Smith StreetHouston, TX 77251

Dear Ms. Mark:

When we received the invitation from Prime Minister Bhutto to visit Pakistan to promote tradeopportunities, we recognized an opportunity for tremendous success for both Pakistan and theUnited States. My expectations were surpassed dramatically. We returned with $4 billion ofinvestment opportunities in the private sector and a genuine expansion of the relationship betweentwo great nations.

Your contribution, through the Chenab River project activity, helped to shape the issues, formulatethe strategy for removing barriers and create partnerships. Thank you for your commitment, hardwork, and professionalism. Our new government and industry alliances provided the foundationfor a successful Presidential Mission on Energy Investment to Pakistan.

As we committed, the Department of Energy Team looks forward to working with you as wecomplete our follow up on the Mission. To complete your mission file, attached are:

-the trip report;-a complete list of delegation members (government and business);-a final itinerary;-a complete set of news clips;-a copy of the "Power Climb to a Resilient Economy" presentation overheads;-a trip photo; and-copies of all of the Government-to-Government agreements.

Again, it was a pleasure to work with you. I look forward to continued cooperation to reach ourmutual goals.

Since ly/

Iel R. O'Leary

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Ms. Judy KilachandAsia Society725 Park AvenueNew York, New York 10022

Dear Ms. KiJachand:

Thank you for joining our team to make Power Minister N.K.P. Salve's visit to the United Statesboth memorable and productive. Meeting with non-resident Indians was an important aspect of theMinister's trip. The lunch hosted by you and the Asia Society November 17, enhanced thecooperative spirit of the entire Indo-US delegation.

Minister Salve's visit builds on the evolving partnership between the United States and India topromote sustainable developmenl in energy, environment and trade. Minister Salve and I arepleased with our progress in both the government and private relationships developed andstrengthened as a part of this initiative.

Thank you again for helping to further an important alliance that mutually benefits India and theUnited States.

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Ms. Judy KilachandAsia Society725 Park AvenueNew York, New York 10022

Dear Ms. Kilachand:

Thank you for joining our team to make Power Minister N.K.P. Salve's visit to the United Statesboth memorable and productive. Meeting with non-resident Indians was an important aspect of theMinister's trip. The lunch hosted by you and the Asia Society November 17, enhanced thecooperative spirit of the entire Indo-US delegation.

Minister Salve's visit builds on the evolving partnership between the United States and India topromote sustainable development in energy, environment and trade. Minister Salve and I arepleased with our progress in both the government and private relationships developed andstrengthened as a part of this initiative.


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December 9, 1994

Ms. Rebecca MarkChairmanENRON Development CorporationP.O. Box 1188Houston, Texas--751-1188

Thank you for joining our team to make Power Minister N.K.P. Salve's visit to the United Statesboth memorable and productive. The functions hosted by ENRON November 18, helpedcommunicate the importance of advancing near-term business opportunities for our two nationsand enhanced the cooperative spirit of the entire Indo-US delegation.



Sinrelya

R. O'Leary

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December 9,1994

Ms. Rebecca MarkChairmanENRON Development CorporationP.O. Box 1188Houston, Texas-7 5-1188

Dear

Thank you for joining our team to make Power Minister N.K.P. Salve's visit to the United Statesboth memorable and productive. The functions hosted by ENRON November 18, helpedcommunicate the importance of advancing near-term business opportunities for our two nationsand enhanced the cooperative spirit of the entire Indo-US delegation.



SinIrely.

R. O'Leary