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PHYSICAL NATURAL GAS PRICES  =20
Gulf/Eastern Region    =20
| Agua Dulce               | 1.92  |
| ANR SE                   | 1.97  |
| Carthage TG              | 1.95  |
| Chicago Citygate         | 2.03  |
| Columbia Gulf Onshore    | 2.00  |
| Dominion South Point     | 2.11  |
| Henry Hub                | 2.03  |
| Houston Ship Channel     | 2.04  |
| Katy Hub                 | 1.97  |
| NGPL LA Pool             | 1.95  |
| NGPL - Midcontinent      | 1.91  |
| NGPL STX                 | 1.93  |
| NGPL TX/OK               | 1.93  |
| NNG Demarc.              | 1.96  |
| Niagara                  | 2.18  |
| Sonat Tier 1             | 2.00  |
| TCO IPP Pool             | 2.12  |
| Tetco ELa                | 2.01  |
| Tetco M-3                | 2.26  |
| Tetco STX                | 1.92  |
| TGP Zone 0               | 1.92  |
| TGP Zone 1 (500 Leg)     | 1.98  |
| TGT Zone SL              | 2.00  |
| New York Citygate        | 2.27  |
| Transco Station 65       | 2.06  |
| Transco Zone 6 (NY)      | 2.27  |
| Trunk ELa                | 1.99  |
| Western Region          =20
| California Border        | 2.05  |
| El Paso Keystone         | 1.90  |
| El Paso San Juan-Blanco  | 1.91  |
| Waha Hub                 | 1.91  |
| Canadian/Rockies Region =20
| Nova/Aeco (C$/gig)       | 2.90  |
| Dawn Hub/Union           | 2.12  |
| Northwest Stanfield      | 2.03  |
| Wyoming Pool             | 1.86  |
| Opal                     | 1.86  |
| PGT-Malin                | 2.10  |
| Sumas                    | 2.03  |
        Flow Dates 1/26-28
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NATURAL GAS FUTURES
Henry Hub=20
12 Month Strip  2.4590 +0.0027      =20
18 Month Strip  2.6026 -0.0037   =20
| Month | High  |  Low  | Close | Change |
| FEB   | 2.105 | 1.990 | 2.037 | -0.011 |
| MAR   | 2.900 | 2.050 | 2.104 | +0.014 |
| APR   | 2.200 | 2.135 | 2.180 | +0.014 |
| MAY   | 2.280 | 2.230 | 2.269 | +0.010 |
| JUN   | 2.350 | 2.300 | 2.342 | +0.010 |
| JUL   | 2.420 | 2.390 | 2.414 | +0.006 |
| AUG   | 2.480 | 2.440 | 2.467 | +0.006 |
| SEP   | 2.480 | 2.450 | 2.476 | +0.003 |
| OCT   | 2.510 | 2.475 | 2.503 | -0.002 |
| NOV   | 2.745 | 2.715 | 2.733 | -0.009 |
| DEC   | 2.950 | 2.920 | 2.945 | -0.009 |
| JAN   | 3.050 | 3.010 | 3.038 | -0.010 |
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Natural Gas Futures Dip But Hold Above $2

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 $2 per MMBtu Friday, but bounced back on short-covering and funds rolling =
to end the day down $0.011 at $2.037 per MMBtu. The March contract gained $=
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 works its way higher most of the day, holding inside only a $0.05 range. F=
unds continued rolling positions into March and April contracts and beyond,=
 and marketers braced themselves for Februarys expiration tomorrow. Althoug=
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* VP Cheney Says He Still Won't Turn Over Energy Papers to GAO
* Cinergy Declares Quarterly Dividend of $0.25 per Common Share
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* Exelon Nuclear Reports 94.4% Capacity Factor, Record Generation
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* California Consumer Group Slams PG?Restructure Plan
* Western Peak Power Prices Increase on Colder Temperatures
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Natural Gas NYMEX Volume
02FEB   45,804
02MAR   30,344
02APR    7,368
02MAY    4,797
02JUN    4,358
02JLY    2,387
02AUG    2,501
02SEP      683
02OCT    1,693
02NOV    1,416=20
02DEC      636
03JAN    2,671
03FEB    1,925
03MAR      821
03APR      137
03MAY       32
03JUN      447
03JLY      406
03AUG      247
03SEP        8
03OCT      135
03NOV       40
03DEC      471
04JAN      121
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Open Interest: 489,390                                  10,000 MMBtu=20
Nonreportable
Non-Commercial         |   Commercial |     Total    | Positions
Long | Short| Spreading| Long | Short | Long | Short | Long  | Short
3,286 65,929   43,544  403,415 345,241 450,245 454,714  39,145 34,676
Changes from 1/08/02                 Change in Open Interest:  20,471
-510  8,913    1,837   30,241  17,767  31,568  28,517   3,060  6,111
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PHYSICAL POWER PRICES
|            | High  |  Low  | Average |
|            | $/MWh | $/MWh |  $/MWh  |
| Cinergy    | 18.50 | 17.20 |  17.55  |
| ECAR       | 21.50 | 16.50 |  18.85  |
| ERCOT      | 17.75 | 17.05 |  17.25  |
| Entergy    | 17.50 | 17.00 |  17.25  |
| TVA        | 19.95 | 19.40 |  19.90  |
| ComEd      | 17.75 | 17.00 |  17.35  |
| Nepool     | 28.50 | 27.50 |  28.30  |
| PJM West   | 22.75 | 22.75 |  22.35  |
| Main       | 18.50 | 17.00 |  17.55  |
| MAPP       | 20.00 | 18.50 |  19.15  |
| Palo Verde | 25.75 | 23.50 |  24.70  |
| Mid C      | 22.50 | 21.75 |  22.05  |
| COB        | 24.25 | 23.50 |  23.90  |
| 4 Corners  | 26.00 | 24.75 |  25.45  |
| Mead       | 26.25 | 25.25 |  25.65  |
| NP 15      | 26.25 | 25.00 |  25.65  |
| SP 15      | 27.00 | 25.00 |  26.30  |
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Exelon Reduces Net Income on Accounting Error

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it rose 62% from $232 million, or $1.35 per share, a year earlier. The comp=
any had a bigger than expected loss in a trust fund that has money for dism=
antling nuclear generators after they are closed. The fund is not managed b=
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Todays Gas Bulletins
* Enron Australia Administrators Propose Liquidation
* White House Orders Enron and Andersen Contracts Review
* S?Places Alberta Energy Ratings on CreditWatch with Positive Implications
* S?Places PanCanadian Energy Ratings on CreditWatch with Negative Implicat=
ions
* Baker Hughes Says Rigs Searching for Oil and Natural Gas in US Fell 10 to=
 859 Last Week Compared to 1,116 Year Ago; Canada Up 22 to 459 Compared to =
Year Ago; Gulf of Mexico Down 5 at 117 Compared to 163 Year Ago
* AFL-CIO Calls on Companies to Refuse Re-Nomination of Enron Directors to =
Their Boards
* NXT Announces Successful Completion of Red River Discovery in North Dakot=
a
* Almost All Probing Enron Received Campaign Money
* ABB Stock Jumps After Halliburton Rally
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Former Enron Vice Chairman Apparently Commits Suicide

Former Enron Vice Chairman John Clifford Baxter, who had opposed the accoun=
ting practices that led to the downfall of the energy trading giant, appare=
ntly took his own life early Friday morning. Police said that Baxter was de=
ad at the scene and the only occupant of the car. A suicide note and a revo=
lver were found at the scene. Baxter was chairman and CEO of Enron North Am=
erica before being named chief strategy officer. In October of 2000, he was=
 promoted to vice chairman. Baxter resigned last May after ten years with E=
nron, during which time he helped build its wholesale energy business. Baxt=
er had disagreed with then CEO Jeffrey Skilling over the inappropriateness =
of off-balance-sheet transactions involving partnerships that ultimately br=
ought the company down. Baxter was one of the Enron directors targeted in a=
bout 40 investor lawsuits which allege that the company concealed losses by=
 the use of the partnerships. Baxter engineered the $3.21 billion purchase =
of Portlan! d General Electric in 1997. Enron has agreed to sell the utilit=
y to Northwest Natural Gas for $2.98 billion in cash, stock and debt. Baxte=
r resigned after losing a battle with Skilling for control of the direction=
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ets to build the company, while Skilling preferred to expand the commoditie=
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s that he planned to earn a Ph.D. in history, spend time with his family an=
d look for a position as chief executive at another company.
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Dabhol Sale Process Begins This Week

The bidding process for Enrons $2.9 billion Dabhol Power project in India i=
s set to begin this week. The Industrial Development Bank of India said adv=
ertisements will be placed in newspapers. Interested foreign companies are =
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are BSES Ltd, Tata Power and Gas Authority of India. Reportedly Rothschild,=
 DSP Merrill Lynch and Smifs Securities have been appointed to search for b=
idders. The vast 2,184 MW natural gas fired power plant and nearby LNG faci=
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POWER FUTURES =20
| Month |   COB   | Change |   PV    | Change |
| FEB   |  21.25  | +0.00  |  22.10  | -0.70  |
| MAR   |  18.50  | +0.00  |  21.75  | -0.75  |
| APR   |  20.00  | +0.00  |  23.25  | -0.75  |
| MAY   |  18.25  | +0.00  |  24.00  | -0.75  |
| JUN   |  20.00  | +0.00  |  28.50  | -0.65  |
| JUL   |  29.50  | +0.00  |  37.75  | -1.00  |
| AUG   |  40.00  | +0.00  |  43.25  | -0.75  |
| SEP   |  34.00  | +0.00  |  32.75  | -0.55  |
| OCT   |  28.00  | +0.00  |  27.75  | -0.25  |
| NOV   |  27.50  | +0.00  |  26.75  | -0.25  |
| DEC   |  28.50  | +0.00  |  27.25  | -0.25  |
| JAN   |  28.50  | +0.00  |  28.25  | +0.00  |
| Month | Entergy | Change | Cinergy | Change |
| FEB   |  18.30  | -0.50  |  19.70  | -0.30  |
| MAR   |  19.40  | +0.65  |  20.80  | -0.20  |
| APR   |  19.40  | +0.65  |  20.80  | -0.30  |
| MAY   |  22.50  | -0.75  |  24.00  | -0.50  |
| JUN   |  26.40  | -0.75  |  28.70  | -1.00  |
| JUL   |  33.25  | -1.00  |  37.25  | -0.75  |
| AUG   |  33.25  | -1.00  |  37.25  | -0.75  |
| SEP   |  26.00  | +4.50  |  22.25  | -0.25  |
| OCT   |  21.35  | -0.40  |  21.90  | -0.20  |
| NOV   |  21.35  | -0.40  |  22.10  | +0.00  |
| DEC   |  21.35  | -0.40  |  22.10  | +0.00  |
| JAN   |  24.00  | -0.25  |  25.00  | -0.25  |
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Power Futures    =20
| Month |  PJM  | Change |
| FEB   | 23.75 | -0.25  |
| MAR   | 24.05 | -0.20  |
| APR   | 24.05 | -0.20  |
| MAY   | 26.75 | -0.45  |
| JUN   | 33.00 | -0.50  |
| JUL   | 44.40 | -0.60  |
| AUG   | 44.40 | -0.60  |
| SEP   | 25.30 | +0.05  |
| OCT   | 24.95 | -0.15  |
| NOV   | 24.95 | -0.15  |
| DEC   | 24.95 | -0.15  |
| JAN   | 28.50 | +0.25  |
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California PUC Rejects Sempra Settlement

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Alberta Energy and PanCanadian Consider Merger

PanCanadian Energy Will buy Alberta Energy in a $16.8 billion share exchang=
e deal which will create North America's largest oil exploration and produc=
tion company, replacing Anadarko. The deal will allow the companies to comp=
ete effectively on a global basis. The new company, which is to be headquar=
tered in Calgary, will be named EnCana Corp. The exchange ratio is a market=
-to-market ratio based on the average of the closing price for the 10 tradi=
ng days ended January 23rd. PanCanadian shareholders will own about 54% and=
 AEC shareholders will own about 46% of EnCana. Combined, the stocks of the=
 two companies make up 44% of the TSEs oil and gas sub-index. Some say that=
 Canadian companies have realized the need to bulk up in order to be compet=
itive with larger companies in the US, like Anadarko, Burlington Resources =
and Devon Energy, and to attract investors. The deal could also be a self-p=
rotection measure in response to last year's rash of takeovers of Canadian =
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n Exploration and Canadian Hunter. Alberta Energy and PanCanadian may have =
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY
The TSE 300 rose 1.70 points to 7659.29
The CRB Index gained 0.81 points to 189.85
The US Dollar increased 1.27 points to 119.85
The Dow advanced 44.01 points to 9840.08
The S?500 added 1.13 points to 1133.28
The Nasdaq was down 4.88 points to 1937.70
March NYMEX Crude Oil climbed 0.29 to 19.99
Canadian-US Exchange rose 0.0059 to 1.6079
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