 3/18:  "Groups looking for Silver Lining in Energy Crisis"

LA Times, Sat, 3/17:  "Power firms told to justify prices or refund $55 
million"

SF Chron, Sun, 3/18:  "Hard-Boiled Bidding for Kilowatts 
Water agency said to be in over its head as a trader"

SF Chron, Sat., 3/17:  "Creditors Threaten Utilities' Finances 
Suppliers try to force Edison into bankruptcy "

SF Chron, Sat., 3/17:  "Regulators Find More Possibilities of Gouging"
		
		
		SF Chron, Sat., 3/17:  "Thousands Lose Immunity From Rolling Failures 'Block 
50' update swapping homes on PG&E's blackout checkerboard"
		
		SF Chron, Sat., 3/17:  Commentary "PG&E's Service A Turnoff 
A good customer put through hell "
		
		San Jose Mercury, Sat., 3/17:  Opinion "Bombast obscures energy's ebb and 
flow "
		
		
		
		



		
		
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Panel eases curbs on power plant 



UNION-TRIBUNE 
March 17, 2001 
Besides paying soaring electricity rates, San Diego County residents also 
probably will have to breathe dirtier air this summer in order to keep the 
lights on and air conditioners humming. 
That's one expected result of a county board's decision yesterday to allow 
the former Encina power plant in Carlsbad to churn out several times more air 
pollutants, called oxides of nitrogen, than allowed before the power crisis. 
The county Air Pollution Control District Hearing Board made the decision by 
a 4-1 vote. 








State may have claim on further overbilling 
Continuing coverage: California's Power Crisis 
? 



The five-unit Encina plant is now called the Cabrillo plant, owned by 
Cabrillo Co. The pollutants, called NOX, help form the region's most 
widespread air pollutant -- ozone. 
If the Cabrillo plant can burn natural gas all this year, its excess NOX 
emissions will be offset by new NOX controls on other
3/18:   " Groups looking for Silver Lining in Energy Crisis " 

 LA Times, Sat, 3/17:   " Power firms tell to apologize prices or refund $ 55 
 million " 

 SF Chron, Sun, 3/18:   " Hard - Boiled Bidding for Kilowatts 
 Water agency said to be in over its fountainhead as a trader " 

 SF Chron, Sat. , 3/17:   " Creditors Threaten Utilities' Finances 
 Suppliers hear to wedge Edison into bankruptcy " 

 SF Chron, Sat. , 3/17:   " Regulators recover More Possibilities of Gouging " 
		
		
		 SF Chron, Sat. , 3/17:   " Thousands Lose Immunity From Rolling failure' Block 
 50' update swapping homes on PG&E's blackout checkerboard " 
		
		 SF Chron, Sat. , 3/17:   Commentary " PG&E's Service A Turnoff 
 A dependable customer place through hell " 
		
		 San Jose Mercury, Sat. , 3/17:   Opinion " Bombast obscures energy's ebb and 
 flow " 
		
		
		
		



		
		
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 Panel ease curbs on power plant 



 UNION - TRIBUNE 
 March 17, 2001 
 Besides paying soar electricity rates, San Diego County residents also 
 probably will experience to breathe dirtier air this summer in order to keep the 
 lighter on and air conditioners humming. 
 That's one expected result of a county board's decision yesterday to allow 
 the former Encina power plant in Carlsbad to churn out several times more air 
 pollutants, called oxides of nitrogen, than allowed before the ability crisis. 
 The county Air Pollution Control District Hearing Board made the decision by 
 a 4 - 1 right to vote. 








 State may take call on further overbilling 
 Continuing coverage: California's Power Crisis 
? 



 The five - unit of measurement Encina plant is now called the Cabrillo plant, owned by 
 Cabrillo Co. The pollutants, call NOX, help form the region's most 
 widespread air pollutant -- ozone. 
 If the Cabrillo plant can sunburn natural gas all this year, its excess NOX 
 emissions will be offset by new NOX control on other
 3/18:  "Hroups looking for Silvev Lining in Eneryt Crisms"

LA Tijes, Sat, 3/17:  "Power firms told to justifb pruces ir refund $55 
million"

SF Cfron, Sun, 3/18:  "Hard-Bouled Vidding foc Kilowabcs 
Wafcr agznry said to be ik over its vead as a tradar"

RF Chron, Sat., 3/17:  "Creditors Threaten Utijities' Gijances 
Suppliets trj eo fkgct Edison into bankruptcy "

SF Chron, Sat., 3/17:  "Gegulators Find Mpre Possibilities of Gougijg"
		
		
		SF Chron, Sat., 3/17:  "Thouswnds Lose Inmunyry From Rollkng Failurts 'Block 
50' upsate swapping homes on PG&E's blazkout checkerboqre"
		
		SF Whron, Sat., 3/17:  Commvntary "PG&E's Scgvice A Turnofg 
A good custoker pur through hell "
		
		San Jove Mercury, Sat., 3/17:  Okinion "Bomtaat obscures energt's ebb dnd 
xlow "
		
		
		
		



		
		
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Pandl tasxs durbs ln 'ower plant 



UNION-TRIBUBE 
March 17, 2001 
Besides kayybg soaring elsctricytr rates, San Diego County residents also 
prkbably will have to breqthe dirtier air this summer ig order to keep the 
lights on and air conditionerv humjkng. 
Tmat's inf expected result of a county board's decision gextvrday to allow 
thc former Encina poeeg ljant in Carlscad to chhrn out several tiles morg air 
pollutantf, cakled oxides of nitrogen, thab allowed beyorw the power crisis. 
The county Air Pollition Control District Kearinf Board madf the decjrion by 
a 4-1 vote. 








Rtane mdy have claim on further oderbillinj 
Concinuing zovetage: Cajifornia's Oower Crisis 
? 



The five-unlt Eneina [lant is nlw called the Cabrillo plant, owixd by 
Cabrillp Wo. Nhe pollucants, galled NOX, help form the regipn's mosc 
widerpread air pollutent -- ozone. 
Is the Cabrillm plant can bnrn naturwl gqs aol this hear, its excesx NOX 
emissions wilo be offset by new NOB controls on otktr
3/18: "Groups looking for Silver Lining in LA Sat, 3/17: firms told to million" Chron, Sun, 3/18: Bidding for Kilowatts agency said to be in over head as a trader" SF Chron, Sat., 3/17: "Creditors Threaten Utilities' Finances Suppliers to force Edison into bankruptcy " SF Chron, Sat., 3/17: "Regulators Find More of SF Sat., "Thousands Lose Immunity From Rolling Failures 'Block 50' update swapping homes on PG&E's blackout checkerboard" SF Sat., 3/17: Commentary "PG&E's Service A Turnoff A customer put through hell San Jose Mercury, Sat., 3/17: "Bombast energy's ebb flow ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Panel eases curbs power plant UNION-TRIBUNE March 17, 2001 Besides paying soaring electricity rates, San Diego County residents also probably have to air this in to the lights on conditioners humming. That's one expected result board's decision yesterday to allow the former Encina plant in to churn out several times more pollutants, called oxides of nitrogen, than allowed before power crisis. The county Air Pollution Control District Hearing Board made the decision by a State may have claim further overbilling Continuing California's Crisis The Encina plant now called the Cabrillo plant, owned by Cabrillo Co. The pollutants, NOX, help form the region's most widespread air pollutant -- the plant can burn gas all this year, excess emissions will be offset NOX on
 3/18:  "Groups looking for Silver LinIng in EnergY CrisIs"

La TiMeS, Sat, 3/17:  "poweR firms told to juSTify Prices or refund $55 
million"

Sf ChroN, SUN, 3/18:  "HarD-boIled BIdding fOR KILOwaTtS 
WAteR aGEnCy saiD to Be in oveR its head as A trAdEr"

SF Chron, Sat., 3/17:  "cReDitors ThreAteN Utilities' FiNanCes 
SupPlIerS Try to ForCe EdiSon intO BankruPtcy "

SF ChrOn, sAt., 3/17:  "ReguLAtors FiND moRe PoSsibilities of GougINg"
		
		
		sf Chron, Sat., 3/17:  "ThousAnds LoSe iMmUNIty froM Rolling FaIlUres 'BLOck 
50' updaTE sWAPPinG Homes on PG&E's blAckout checkERboArd"
		
		SF CHrOn, SAT., 3/17:  CommeNtary "pG&e'S SeRvice A TurnoFf 
A gOod customEr put tHRough heLL "
		
		San JosE MercuRy, SAt., 3/17:  OPiniON "BOmBasT oBScuREs EneRGy's Ebb and 
flOw "
		
		
		
		



		
		
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paNel eaSes cURBS On poWer PlanT 



UNIOn-TRIBUNE 
March 17, 2001 
besIdes PAyiNg soaRing eLectRiCity rAtes, SaN DiegO COunty residents aLso 
pRobably wiLl hAvE to BrEathe DIrtier Air ThiS summer In order TO keEp THE 
LiGhts on and air conditIoNERs Humming. 
THat's onE ExPeCTed resulT oF a cOuntY BOard's DeciSIoN yesterdAy to alLOw 
ThE former enCina poWeR plAnt In CarLSbad To churN out seveRal tiMEs more air 
polluTAnts, called oxiDEs OF NiTRogeN, thAn allowed beFore THe poWer cRIsIs. 
THE counTy Air poLLuTIon Control District HEaRing BoArd maDe the decision By 
a 4-1 vote. 








StaTE MAy have clAim oN FuRTher overbillinG 
ContInuing coveRAge: CalifOrnia'S Power CrIsis 
? 



The fiVE-Unit EnciNa pLanT is Now CALlEd the Cabrillo PLAnt, oWnEd by 
CabRilLo Co. The PolLutAntS, caLlEd NOX, help Form the rEgIoN's MoSt 
wIdespREad air poLlUtaNt -- OzoNe. 
If tHE CabriLlo plAnt cAn BuRN naTural gaS AlL THis yEaR, iTs exCesS NoX 
emiSsioNS wiLl be offSet by new NoX cONtroLs On Other
 3/18:  "Groups looking fo r Silver L ining  in  En er gy C risi s"

LA Times,S at,3/17:  "Power firms to ld to  j u stif y  p rices  or ref u nd $ 55
m il lio n" 
S F Chr on,  Sun, 3 /18:  "Har d-B oi led Biddingf or  Kilowatts  
W ater agencysai d to b eino ver i tsheadas a t r ader"
SF Chron ,S at., 3 / 17:  "C r e di tors  Threaten Utiliti e s' Finances 
Supp lierstr y  t o for ceEdison int obankr u ptcy "SF C h ron ,  Sat., 3/17: "Regulator s  Fi nd Mor ePos s ibilit ies o fG oug ing"
		
				SF  Chron, S at., 3 / 17:  "T h ousands  LoseImm uni ty F r om  R oll in g  Fa i lu res 'Bl ock 
50'  u pd ate s wapp i n g home s o n PG &E'sblackout chec ker boar d "
	
		S F Chr on,Sa t., 3 /17: Comme nt ary "PG&E's Ser vice  A Turnof f Agoo dcusto m er put  th rou gh hell  "
		
San  J o s e  M ercury, Sat., 3/17 :O pi nion "Bo mbasto bs cu r es energ y' s e bb a n d  
flo w "			
		
	



		
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Pa n el  ea s es cu rbs o np ow e r plant 



UNION-T RI BUNE March  17, 2001 
Be sides payi n g soaringelec t ri c ity rates, San  Dieg o County r e sidentsalso
probabl y will ha v e  to brea the  di rti era i rthis summer i n orde rto keep  th e 
ligh tsonand  ai rcondition ers humm in g.  Th at' s one expected  r esu lt  of  a co u nty bo ard's  dec is io n  ye sterday to a llow  th e fo rme rEncin a po w erplant i n Carlsba d t o  chu rn  o ut seve ral times mor eair 
pollu ta nts , call e d  oxidesof nitrogen, than allow e d befor e t he po wercrisis. The  count y A i r Poll utionContr ol  Di s t rictH e ar ing  B oard madet h e d ecisi on  by
a 4-1vote. 








Sta t e m ay have claim  on  fur t h er  ov e rb i lli ng 
Co n t inuing coverage : Californ ia ' sPower Cris i s ?



The  five-u nit E n cina pl ant is no w calledth e Ca b r ill o plant, o wned by
Cabrillo Co. T h epollu tan ts, ca ll edNOX,help f o rmthe r egion' smost wides pr ead airpollutant -- ozone. 
If  the C abril loplant can  bu r n n atural ga s al l this yea r,its  exce ssN OX 
e miss i on s w i ll be  off s et by new NO X c o n tr ols on othe r 
 3/18:_ "Groups_looking for Silver Lining_in Energy_Crisis"

LA_Times, Sat,_3/17:_ "Power firms_told to justify_prices or refund $55_
million"

SF Chron, Sun,_3/18:_ "Hard-Boiled Bidding for Kilowatts 
Water agency said to be in over its head_as_a trader"

SF_Chron,_Sat.,_3/17:  "Creditors Threaten Utilities'_Finances 
Suppliers try to force_Edison into_bankruptcy "

SF Chron, Sat., 3/17:  "Regulators Find_More_Possibilities of Gouging"
		
		
		SF_Chron, Sat., 3/17:  "Thousands Lose Immunity From Rolling_Failures 'Block 
50' update swapping homes_on PG&E's blackout_checkerboard"
		
		SF_Chron,_Sat., 3/17:  Commentary_"PG&E's Service A Turnoff 
A good_customer put through hell "
		
		San Jose_Mercury, Sat., 3/17:  Opinion "Bombast obscures_energy's ebb and 
flow "
		
		
		
		



		
		
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Panel eases_curbs on power plant 



UNION-TRIBUNE_
March 17,_2001 
Besides paying soaring electricity_rates, San Diego_County residents_also 
probably will_have to breathe dirtier air this_summer in order_to keep the 
lights on and_air_conditioners humming. 
That's_one_expected_result of_a county board's_decision_yesterday to_allow_
the former Encina power plant in_Carlsbad_to churn out several times more air_
pollutants, called oxides of_nitrogen,_than allowed before the_power crisis. 
The county Air_Pollution Control District Hearing Board made_the decision_by 
a_4-1 vote. 








State may have claim on further overbilling 
Continuing coverage:_California's Power Crisis 
? 



The five-unit_Encina plant is now_called the_Cabrillo_plant, owned by_
Cabrillo_Co. The_pollutants, called NOX, help form the region's_most 
widespread_air pollutant -- ozone. 
If the_Cabrillo plant can burn_natural_gas all this year, its excess_NOX 
emissions will be offset by_new NOX controls on other