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To: portage who wrote (1443)	9/25/2002 5:09:35 AM
From: Raymond Duray	Respond to of 1715

portage, You may be wasting time on Bob. I can clearly follow your argument. I suspect Bob couldn't follow a dog leash if it were around his neck. He seems to have little ability to comprehend reality, but a never ending supply of pseudo-sophisticated drivel to spam this thread with. I can't recall a single useful, intelligent or honest post he's ever put up on this thread. Dreadful chap. Such a willful liar. -R.

To: portage who wrote (1443)	9/26/2002 11:25:05 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Respond to of 1715

Seminar: RETURN TO ENERGY REGULATION IN CALIFORNIA lawseminars.org

To: portage who wrote (1443)	10/2/2002 5:19:53 AM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1715

FROM THE "BETTER LATE THAN NEVER" DEPT. FERC MAY REQUIRE CERTIFICATION OF PLANT OUTAGES Source: ENL energynewslive.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- An official with the FERC says owners of US power plants and transmission lines may be required to certify that plant outages which impact market prices occur due to legitimate reasons. The California Public Utilities Commission recently blamed several power plant owners for scheduling unnecessary maintenance work at a time of high demand during the state's power crisis of 2000-01. William Hederman, director of ther FERC's new office of market oversight, tells an energy conference that the agency is considering a new requirement to have plant managers take ''personal responsibility'' and certify that an outage was for a legitimate reason. Last updated on Tue Oct 01 09:22:52 CDT 2002