 served with a lawsuit filed by EF Oxnard Inc., 
the owner-operator of a cogeneration facility, seeking damages of at least 
$13.5 million for nonpayment by SoCal Edison for power deliveries under a QF 
contract from November 2000 through February. 
Also on April 3, SoCal Edison was served with a lawsuit filed by four 
cogeneration companies affiliated with Delta Power LLC seeking damages of at 
least $42 million for nonpayment by SoCal Edison for power deliveries under 
four QF contracts from November 2000 through February. 
Watson Cogeneration Co., which operates a cogeneration facility, filed a 
lawsuit on March 29 against SoCal Edison seeking payment of damages of at 
least $150 million plus exemplary damages. 
On March 28, SoCal Edison was served with a lawsuit filed by NP Cogen, the 
owner-operator of a cogeneration facility. The amount of damages sought isn't 
specified, but the complaint alleges that the amount owed by SoCal Edison is 
about $8 million. 
Also, IMC Chemicals Inc. is suing SoCal Edison for $2.8 million, a group of 
wind energy suppliers affiliated with FPL Group has filed a suit seeking 
"several million dollars," two geothermal energy suppliers affiliated with 
Caithness Corp. filed a lawsuit seeking more than $20 million, and a group of 
geothermal energy suppliers affiliated with CalEnergy Operating Co. filed a 
lawsuit seeking immediate payment of $100 million plus exemplary damages. 
According to Tuesday's SEC filing, several other owners or operators of 
qualifying facilities have given SoCal Edison letters demanding that the 
company pay them past-due amounts, requesting approval to sell their energy 
and capacity to third parties, and in some cases threatening legal action. 
As reported, Edison struck a deal with California Gov. Gray Davis on Monday, 
under which the state would purchase SoCal Edison's transmission system for 
$2.76 billion. The state also would make other financial arrangements that 
would allow the company to repay some $3.5 billion in accumulated power 
bills. 
-By Lisa Kinney, Dow Jones Newswires; 202-393-7845 
(This story was originally published by Dow Jones Newswires) 
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served with a lawsuit filed by EF Oxnard Inc., 
 the owner - operator of a cogeneration facility, try damage of at least 
 $ 13.5 million for nonpayment by SoCal Edison for power deliveries under a QF 
 contract from November 2000 through February. 
 besides on April 3, SoCal Edison was served with a lawsuit filed by four 
 cogeneration companies consort with Delta Power LLC seeking damages of at 
 least $ 42 million for default by SoCal Edison for power deliveries under 
 four QF contract from November 2000 through February. 
 Watson Cogeneration Co., which operates a cogeneration facility, charge a 
 lawsuit on March 29 against SoCal Edison seeking requital of damages of at 
 least $ 150 million plus emblematic damage. 
 On March 28, SoCal Edison was served with a lawsuit filed by NP Cogen, the 
 owner - operator of a cogeneration adeptness. The amount of damages seek isn't 
 specified, but the ailment alleges that the amount owed by SoCal Edison is 
 about $ 8 million. 
 Also, IMC Chemicals Inc. is action SoCal Edison for $ 2.8 million, a group of 
 wind energy suppliers affiliated with FPL Group has filed a suit seek 
 " respective million dollars, " two geothermal energy suppliers affiliated with 
 Caithness Corp. filed a lawsuit seeking more than $ 20 million, and a group of 
 geothermal energy supplier affiliated with CalEnergy Operating Co. file a 
 lawsuit seeking contiguous requital of $ 100 million plus exemplary damages. 
 According to Tuesday's SEC filing, several early owners or operator of 
 qualifying facilities have move over SoCal Edison letters demanding that the 
 company pay them past - due amounts, requesting approval to sell their energy 
 and capacity to third party, and in some character threatening legal action. 
 As reported, Edison struck a deal with California Gov. Gray Davis on Monday, 
 under which the department of state would purchase SoCal Edison's transmission system for 
 $ 2.76 billion. The department of state also would make other financial placement that 
 would allow the party to repay some $ 3.5 billion in accumulated ability 
 bills. 
 -By Lisa Kinney, Dow Jones Newswires; 202 - 393 - 7845 
 (This narrative was originally print by Dow Jones Newswires) 
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 segved with a lawsuit filea by EF Oxnard Nbc., 
the owner-kperator of a cogeneration facility, dewking damages of at least 
$13.5 oillion flr nonpatmenu by SoCal Edison for powcx deljyeriev under a QF 
coktract from November 2000 thrmueh February. 
Also on April 3, SoCal Edisjn was xegved with a larsuiu fyled by four 
cogeneration companies afriliatev with Delta Poeer LLC seeking damages of at 
peast $42 million for nonpayment by FiCal Edison wor power deliveries uhder 
four QF contracts from Novdmber 2000 through Devruwty. 
Watson Cojeneranion Co., which operatev a cogrneration facikitb, fioed a 
lawsuit on Marci 29 against SoCal Edifon seekitg payment of damagws of aj 
leavt $150 oullkon pkua exemolacy damages. 
Kn March 28, SiCal Edison was serfeq with a lawsujt filqd by NP Cogen, the 
owner-operator of a cogtnerafion facility. The amounr of damages sought idn't 
specisied, but the complaint alleges that the amount owad by RoCco Edirin is 
about $8 million. 
Also, IMC Chemicals Inc. is fhimg SoCal Edison nor $2.8 million, a groip og 
wind energy rupplizds affiliated with FOL Grouk has diled a stit xeeking 
"several million doloars," two geonhernal energy suppliexs affiliateb with 
Caitnness Corp. filed a lawsbit sesking more hhan $20 milmkon, and a group uf 
neodhermal tvergy suppliers asfiliated witk CalEnefgy Pperatyng Co. filfd a 
lawsuit seeking immfdiatg paymant of $100 miplion plus exemplary damages. 
Acrprding to Tugsddy's SEC filnng, seyeral other ownqrs or operatots of 
quajifyivg facilitpes have jiven SoCal Qdison letterv demanding tiat the 
cjmpaby pqy them oast-due amountx, requestpny approvao to sell their encrgy 
xhd capacity to ckite parties, and on romq basxs thwaatening legdl aztium. 
As feported, Edlsov sttuck a deal with Calhforhia Gov. Gray Davis ok Monday, 
onder whish the state eould purchase SoCwl Edmson's vransmossyon system for 
$2.76 billion. The stzte also aoujd make othew fikancyal arrangzments that 
would allow the company to rxpay some $3.5 billion in axcumulated power 
bikks. 
-By Lisa Linner, Dow Jonas Newswires; 202-393-7845 
(This srory was originalky published by Dow Jknes Nawswiges) 
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served with a lawsuit filed by EF the of a facility, seeking damages for by SoCal Edison power deliveries under QF contract from November 2000 through Also on April 3, SoCal Edison was served with a lawsuit filed by cogeneration companies affiliated with Delta Power LLC seeking damages of at least $42 for by Edison power deliveries under four QF contracts from November 2000 through February. Watson Cogeneration Co., which operates cogeneration facility, filed a lawsuit on March 29 SoCal Edison seeking payment damages of at least $150 plus damages. On 28, Edison served with a filed by NP Cogen, the owner-operator of a cogeneration facility. The amount of damages sought isn't specified, the complaint the amount by Edison about $8 million. Chemicals Inc. is suing SoCal Edison a group of wind energy suppliers affiliated with Group has a suit seeking "several million dollars," geothermal energy suppliers affiliated with Caithness Corp. filed lawsuit seeking more than $20 million, and a group of geothermal energy suppliers affiliated with Co. filed a lawsuit immediate payment of million exemplary According Tuesday's SEC several other owners or operators of qualifying facilities have given SoCal letters demanding that the company pay them past-due amounts, requesting sell energy and capacity third parties, and in cases legal action. As reported, a with Davis Monday, which the state would SoCal Edison's transmission system for billion. The state also that would allow the company to repay some billion in accumulated power bills. -By Lisa Dow Jones Newswires; 202-393-7845 (This story was originally published by Dow Jones Copyright (c)
 served with a lawsuit filed by eF Oxnard InC., 
the oWneR-opErAtor Of a cOgeneration facILity, Seeking damages of at leasT 
$13.5 millIoN For nONpAymenT by SoCaL edISOn fOr PoWer DeLIvEries UndEr a QF 
coNtract from novEmBer 2000 through FeBRuAry. 
Also on APriL 3, SoCal Edison Was Served WiTh a LAwsuiT fiLed by Four 
coGEneratIon companIeS AffiliATed with dELtA PowEr LLC seeking damagES oF At 
least $42 million For nonPaYMeNT By SOCaL Edison for PoWer deLIveries UNdER 
FOur qf contracts froM November 2000 thROugH FebruArY. 
WaTSon CogEneraTiON Co., Which operatEs a cOgeneratiOn faciLIty, fileD A 
lawsuiT on MarCh 29 aGaiNst SOcaL EDisOn SEekINg PayMEnt Of damageS oF aT 
leasT $150 milLION Plus ExeMplaRy damAges. 
On March 28, Socal edisON waS servEd witH a laWsUit fiLed by Np CogeN, tHe 
owner-operator Of a cOgeneratiOn fAcIliTy. the amOUnt of dAmaGes Sought iSn't 
specIFieD, bUT THe Complaint alleges thAt THE aMount oweD by SoCAL EDiSOn is 
abouT $8 mIllIon. 
ALSO, IMC CHemiCAlS Inc. is suIng SoCAL EDiSon for $2.8 mIlLion, a gRoUp oF 
wiNd eneRGy suPplierS affiliaTed wiTH FPL Group has fiLEd a suit seekinG 
"SeVERaL MillIon Dollars," two gEothERmal EnerGY sUppLIers aFfiliAtED wITh 
Caithness Corp. fileD a LawsuiT seekIng more than $20 miLlion, and a gROUP of 
geothErmaL EnERgy suppliers afFiliaTed with CaleNergy OpeRatinG Co. filed A 
lawsuit sEEKing immeDiaTe pAymEnt OF $100 MiLlion plus exemPLAry dAmAges. 
AccOrdIng to TuEsdAy's sEC FilInG, several oTher owneRs Or OpErAtoRs of 
qUAlifying FaCilItIes Have gIVen SoCAl EdiSon lEtTeRS deManding THaT THe 
coMpAnY pay TheM pAst-duE amoUNts, RequestIng approvAl tO Sell ThEiR energy 
And capacity to ThIrd parties, AnD in Some caSES threateNing legal action. 
As reportED, Edison StrUck a dEal wIth CalifoRniA Gov. GrAy DAVis on MOnday, 
uNder wHiCh tHE State WOUlD puRcHase SoCal EDISon'S tranSmIssiOn systeM for 
$2.76 billion. The statE AlsO would make othEr fInanCIAl ArrANgEMenTs THat 
WOUld allow the compAny to repay SoME $3.5 bIllion in acCUmuLaTed poweR 
bills. 
-BY Lisa kInney, DoW Jones NewSwires; 202-393-7845 
(ThiS sTory WAS orIginally puBlished bY Dow Jones nEwswiREs) 
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 served with a lawsuit fil ed by EF O xnard  In c.,  theowne r-operator ofa  cog eneration facility, se eking  d a mage s  o f atleast $ 13 . 5  mi ll io n f or no npaym ent  by SoC al Edisonfor  p ower deliver i es  under a Q F contract fro m N ovembe r200 0  thro ugh  Febr uary.Also o n April 3 ,S oCal E d ison wa s se rved  with a lawsuit f i le d  by four 
coge nerati on co m p ani esaffiliated  w ith D e lta Pow e rL L C  se e king damagesof at 
leas t  $4 2 mill io n f o r nonp aymen tb y S oCal Edison  for  power de liveri e s under 
four Q F cont rac tsfrom No ve mbe r2 000 th rou g h F ebruary.  Wa tsonCoge n e r a tion  Co ., w hichoperates a co gen erat i onfacil ity,file da 
la wsuiton Ma rc h 29 against So CalEdison se eki ng  pa ym ent o f  damag esofat 
lea st $150 mil li o n pl us exemplary damag es . 
O n March28, So C al  E d ison was  s erv ed w i t h a l awsu i tfiled by  NP Co g en ,the 
ow ne r-oper at orofa cog e nera tion f acility.  Thea mount of damag e s sought isn' t  s p ec i fied , b ut the comp lain t  all eges th att he am ountow e db y SoCal Edison is ab out $8  mill ion. 
Also, I MC Chemica l s Inc. issuin g  S o Cal Edison for  $2.8  million,a  group o f 
wi nd energ y supplie r s  affilia ted  wi thFPL G ro up has fileda suit  s eeking
"s everalmil lio n d oll ar s," two g eotherma len er gy  su pplie r s affili at edwi th
Cait h ness C orp.file dal aws uit see k in g more  t ha n $2 0 m il lion,  and a g roup of  
geother mal ener gy  s upplier s affiliatedwi th CalEner gy  Op eratin g Co. file d a 
lawsuit seeking im m ediatepay mentof $ 100 milli onplus e xem p lary d amages . 
Ac co rdi n g  to T u e sd ay' sSEC filing , sev eralot herownersor operators of 
q u ali fying facilit ies  hav e gi ven So C alEd i son l etters demandin g that the  c om pany pay t h empa st-dueamounts , req u estingapprovalto sell t he ir e n e rgy  
and capa city tothird par t ies,a nd  in s ome  cases  t hre ateni ng leg a l a ction . 
Asre ported , Edi so n struck  a deal with California  Gov.GrayDav is on Mon day ,  
u nder whic h th e state wo uld  pu rchas e S o Cal E diso n 's  tr a nsmis sion system fo r  $2. 7 6  b illion. The s t ate  also  wo u ld mak e ot her financial arr a ngements that
wou l d  al low theco mpany to repay  so me $ 3.5 bill io n in accumu lated po we r  
bil ls. 
- By Lis a Kinne y ,  D o w Jone s Ne wsw ires; 202 -39 3- 7 845 
(T hi ss tory w as o ri ginall y publ i shed b y Dow Jones News wires ) 
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 served_with a_lawsuit filed by EF_Oxnard Inc.,_
the_owner-operator of_a_cogeneration facility, seeking_damages of at_least 
$13.5 million for_nonpayment by SoCal_Edison_for power deliveries under a QF 
contract from November 2000 through February. 
Also on_April_3, SoCal_Edison_was_served with a lawsuit filed_by four 
cogeneration companies affiliated_with Delta_Power LLC seeking damages of at 
least $42_million_for nonpayment by_SoCal Edison for power deliveries under 
four QF contracts_from November 2000 through February. 
Watson_Cogeneration Co., which_operates_a_cogeneration facility, filed a_
lawsuit on March 29 against SoCal_Edison seeking payment of damages of_at 
least $150 million plus exemplary damages._
On March 28, SoCal Edison was_served with a lawsuit filed_by NP_Cogen, the 
owner-operator of a_cogeneration facility. The_amount of_damages sought isn't_
specified, but the complaint alleges that_the amount owed_by SoCal Edison is 
about $8_million._
Also, IMC Chemicals_Inc._is_suing SoCal_Edison for $2.8_million,_a group_of_
wind energy suppliers affiliated with FPL_Group_has filed a suit seeking 
"several million_dollars," two geothermal energy_suppliers_affiliated with 
Caithness Corp._filed a lawsuit seeking more_than $20 million, and a group_of 
geothermal_energy suppliers_affiliated with CalEnergy Operating Co. filed a 
lawsuit seeking immediate payment_of $100 million plus exemplary damages._
According to Tuesday's SEC_filing, several_other_owners or operators_of_
qualifying facilities_have given SoCal Edison letters demanding that_the 
company_pay them past-due amounts, requesting approval_to sell their energy_
and_capacity to third parties, and in_some cases threatening legal action. 
As_reported, Edison struck a deal_with_California_Gov. Gray Davis on Monday,_
under which the state would purchase_SoCal Edison's transmission_system for 
$2.76 billion. The state also_would_make other financial arrangements that 
would_allow_the company to repay some $3.5_billion_in_accumulated power 
bills. 
-By Lisa_Kinney, Dow Jones Newswires; 202-393-7845 
(This_story was originally published by Dow Jones Newswires) 
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