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To: craig crawford who wrote (218)	6/13/2001 1:19:24 PM
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June 13, 2001 Williams Says Panel May Order Refunds of Some Electricity Sales By Chip Cummins Staff Reporter of The Wall Street Journal public.wsj.com Williams Cos., a big energy provider to California, said it believes it could be required by federal regulators to refund about $11 million for electricity it sold in the state earlier this year. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is reviewing about $124.5 million in electricity sales made in California in January through April by several power suppliers, including $30 million in sales by Williams. The total value of these suppliers' power sales actually was much higher, but FERC is reviewing just those sales it believes may have been excessively priced.