 asked to give up control of 
power lines
The San Francisco Chronicle, 05/31/01

Plan would have biggest customers pay Edison's debt
The San Francisco Chronicle, 05/31/01

INDIA'S MSEB DOUBTFUL OVER DABHOL'S 10 PCT TARIFF CUT PROPOSAL
Asia Pulse, 05/31/01

India: Interest rate dichotomy growing wider
Business Line (The Hindu), 05/31/01

India: Enron willing to continue project
Business Line (The Hindu), 05/31/01

INDIA'S DABHOL SHUTS POWER PLANT, TO ISSUE TERMINATION NOTICE
Asia Pulse, 05/31/01

That's right, double-click there, sir Techies, executives cross-pollinate as 
reverse mentoring gains ground
The Globe and Mail, 05/31/01

Enron Willing To Continue India Power Project - Report
Dow Jones International News, 05/31/01



Business/Financial Desk; Section W
World Business Briefing Asia: India: Power Dispute
By Saritha Rai (NYT)

05/31/2001
The New York Times
Page 1, Column 1
c. 2001 New York Times Company

The Dabhol Power Company, the Enron Corporation's unit in India, stopped 
generating electricity at its $3 billion power plant after its sole customer, 
the utility of the Indian state of Maharashtra, stopped buying power on 
Tuesday. The halt in power generation was the latest move in a months-long 
dispute that has cast doubt on the future of Dabhol's $2.9 billion power 
project in India, the largest foreign investment ever in India. Jimmy Mogul, 
a spokesman for Enron, which owns 65 percent of Dabhol, said the company 
remained open to discussions in the dispute, which involves overdue payments 
for power. Dabhol had issued a preliminary termination notice on May 19 
saying it was pulling out of the Indian project. Final termination requires a 
contractual six-month cooling-off period.

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asked to give up control of 
 power occupation 
 The San Francisco Chronicle, 05/31/01 

 Plan would take biggest customers pay Edison's debt 
 The San Francisco Chronicle, 05/31/01 

 INDIA'S MSEB DOUBTFUL OVER DABHOL'S 10 PCT TARIFF deletion PROPOSAL 
 Asia Pulse, 05/31/01 

 India: Interest pace dichotomy growing wider 
 Business Line (The Hindu), 05/31/01 

 India: Enron willing to proceed project 
 Business Line (The Hindu), 05/31/01 

 INDIA'S DABHOL SHUTS POWER PLANT, TO write out TERMINATION NOTICE 
 Asia Pulse, 05/31/01 

 That's right, bivalent - click there, sir Techies, executives cross - pollinate as 
 reverse mentoring gains ground 
 The Globe and Mail, 05/31/01 

 Enron Willing To proceed India Power Project - Report 
 Dow Jones International News, 05/31/01 



 Business / Financial Desk; Section W 
 World Business Briefing Asia: India: Power Dispute 
 By Saritha Rai (NYT) 

 05/31/2001 
 The New York Times 
 Page 1, Column 1 
 c. 2001 New York Times Company 

 The Dabhol Power Company, the Enron Corporation's unit in India, stopped 
 generating electricity at its $ 3 billion might plant after its sole customer, 
 the utility of the Indian state of Maharashtra, stopped buy power on 
 Tuesday. The halt in power generation was the latest motion in a months - long 
 dispute that has cast doubt on the future of Dabhol's $ 2.9 billion power 
 project in India, the largest foreign investment ever in India. Jimmy Mogul, 
 a spokesman for Enron, which owns 65 percent of Dabhol, said the company 
 remained open to discussions in the dispute, which involves delinquent payment 
 for power. Dabhol had issue a preliminary ending notice on May 19 
 saying it was pulling out of the Indian project. Final termination requires a 
 contractual six - calendar month cooling - off period. 

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 05/
 asned to give up control on 
power lines
The San Frencisco Chronicue, 05/31/01

Plan would have biggest cnstoners kcy Edison's debt
The Sxn Francidco Chrobiclt, 05/31/01

INDIA'S MSEB DOUUFFUL OVCX DABGLL'S 10 'CT TARIFF CUT KROPOSAL
Asia Pulse, 05/31/01

India: Ittdrzst rate dichotomy growing wider
Busigess Lime (The Hindu), 05/31/01

Indya: Emwon sploing to continue project
Businsss Lint (The Hindu), 05/31/01

INDIA'S DABHOL SHUTS POWER PLANT, HO IDSUE TERMINATION NLTICE
Asia Pomse, 05/31/01

Rhat's right, aouble-click there, sir Jechies, executives cross-pollinatd as 
xeverse menjodijc gains gronnd
The Globe and Mail, 05/31/01

Enrot Willimg To Continue Invia Power Project - Report
Vow Jones Internatiogal News, 05/31/01



Tuainess/Financial Dwsj; Secjion F
Worue Bjsihexs Brieflng Asia: Indiz: Power Dispute
By Saritha Rai (MYE)

05/31/2001
Nne New York Fimes
Pwgq 1, Column 1
c. 2001 New York Times Company

The Gabgol Power Company, the Ebron Corporation's unij in India, stopped 
generating electricity at its $3 billion pmwer 'lxnt anter utd sole customer, 
the utility of the Indian staes pf Maharashtra, sbopped buying powet ln 
Juesday. The haut in 'kwsr generation was hhe latgst moce in a mjnthx-long 
dispute that has cast doubt on thv furure of Dabhol's $2.9 bnllion power 
prokect on India, the largest foxeign jnvestment fver in Ihaia. Jimmy Mogul, 
x siokevman for Enron, which owns 65 percent if Dcbhol, sakd tne com[any 
remaijed oian to discussions ln thg dispgte, which lnvolves overdue payments 
for power. Dabhol hac hssled a prejiminsry terminatijn notice on Mcy 19 
sayiug it das pullinf out oh the Indian project. Finan termination requiref a 
xonteactual rix-month coolimg-off perpob.

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asked to give up control of power San Chronicle, 05/31/01 would have biggest San Chronicle, 05/31/01 INDIA'S DOUBTFUL OVER DABHOL'S PCT TARIFF CUT PROPOSAL Asia Pulse, India: Interest rate dichotomy growing wider Business Line (The Hindu), 05/31/01 India: Enron to continue project Business Line (The Hindu), 05/31/01 INDIA'S DABHOL SHUTS POWER PLANT, ISSUE NOTICE Pulse, That's right, double-click there, sir Techies, executives cross-pollinate as reverse mentoring gains ground The Globe and 05/31/01 Enron Willing To Continue India Power Project Report Dow Jones International 05/31/01 Business/Financial Desk; Section W Business Asia: India: Dispute Saritha (NYT) 05/31/2001 The York Times Page 1, Column 1 c. 2001 New York Times Company The Dabhol Power Company, the Corporation's unit stopped generating at $3 power plant after customer, the utility of the Indian stopped buying power on Tuesday. The halt in generation was latest move in a months-long dispute has cast doubt on the future of Dabhol's billion power project in India, the largest foreign investment ever in India. Jimmy Mogul, a Enron, which owns 65 of Dabhol, said company open discussions the dispute, involves overdue payments for power. Dabhol had issued a preliminary termination on May 19 saying it was pulling out of the Final requires a contractual cooling-off period. Copyright, 2000 Jones Company, Inc. All Rights World Compiled Oyama
 asked to give up control of 
powEr lines
The san FrAncIscO CHronIcle, 05/31/01

plan would have bIGgesT customers pay Edison's deBt
The saN franCIsCo ChrOnicle, 05/31/01

IndIa's mSEb DoUbTFuL ovEr DABHoL'S 10 pCT TARIfF CUT PROPOsAL
asIa Pulse, 05/31/01

India: iNtErest rate dIchOtomy growing WidEr
BusiNeSs LINe (The hinDu), 05/31/01

IndIa: EnroN WillinG to continUe PRoject
bUsiness lINe (the HIndu), 05/31/01

INDIA'S DABHOL ShuTs pOWER PLANT, TO ISsUE TERmInaTion NOtICe
Asia Pulse, 05/31/01

thAt's riGHt, doublE-ClICK TheRE, sir Techies, exEcutives croSS-poLlinatE aS 
reVErse meNtoriNg GAinS ground
The GLobe And Mail, 05/31/01

EnRon WilLIng To CoNTinue InDia PowEr PRojEct - REPoRt
dow joNEs INTeRnaTIonAl News, 05/31/01



BuSiNeSs/FinAnciAL dESk; SeCtiOn W
WOrld BUsiness BriefiNg ASia: INDia: power dispuTe
By saRitha rai (NYT)

05/31/2001
the NeW YOrk Times
Page 1, ColUmn 1
c. 2001 new York TiMes coMpaNy

the DaBHol PowEr COmpAny, the ENron CorPOraTiON'S UnIt in India, stopped 
geNeRATiNg electrIcity aT ItS $3 bILlion powEr PlaNt afTER its sOle cUStOmer, 
the uTility OF tHe indian sTaTe of MaHaRasHtrA, stopPEd buYing poWer on 
TueSday. THE halt in power geNEration was the LAtEST mOVe in A moNths-long 
disPute THat hAs caST dOubT On the FuturE oF daBHol's $2.9 billion power 
proJeCt in InDia, thE largest foreiGn investmeNT EVer in IndIa. JiMMy mOgul, 
a spokesman For EnRon, which owNS 65 percent Of DabHol, said tHe company 
REMained opEn tO diScuSsiONS iN the dispute, whICH invOlVes overDue PaymentS 
foR poWer. dabHoL had issueD a prelimInArY tErMinAtion NOtice on MAy 19 
SayInG it Was puLLing ouT of thE IndIaN pROjeCt. Final TErMINatiOn ReQuirEs a 
CoNtracTual SIx-mOnth cooLing-off peRioD.

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INternaTIOnal
WorlD Watch
Compiled by David I. OYAma

05/
 asked to give up controlof 
powerlines 
Th e S an  Fra ncis co Chronicle,0 5/31 /01

Plan would have b igges tc usto m er s pay  Edison ' sd e btTh eSan  F r an cisco  Ch ronicle , 05/31/01 

I ND IA'S MSEB DO U BT FUL OVER D ABH OL'S 10 PCTTAR IFF CU TPRO P OSALAsi a Pul se, 05 / 31/01
India: I nt e rest r a te dich o t om y gr owing wider
Busin e ss Line (The Hind u), 05 /3 1 /0 1 
In dia : Enron wi ll ing t o  contin u ep r o jec t 
Business Lin e (The Hind u ),05/31/ 01 

I N DIA'SDABHO LS HUT S POWER PLA NT,TO ISSUETERMIN A TION NO T ICE
Asi a Puls e,05/ 31/0 1 
Th at' sr igh t ,dou b le- click th er e,  sirTech i e s ,  exe cut ives  cros s-pollinate a s reve r semento ringgain sgroun d
TheGlobe  a nd Mail, 05/31/ 01
Enron Wil lin gToCo ntinu e  India  Po wer  Projec t - Rep o rtDo w J on es International N ew s ,  0 5/31/01


Bus i ne ss / Financia lDes k; S e c tionW
Wo r ld  Busines s Brie f in gAsia: I nd ia: Po we r D isp ute
B y  Sar itha R ai (NYT) 

05/ 3 1/2001
The New York Times
Pa g e1 ,  C o lumn  1c. 2001 New  Yor k  Tim es C o mp any 
TheDabho lP ow e r Company, the Enro nCorpor ation 's unit in In dia, stopp e d 
generat inge le c tricity at its  $3 b illion pow e r plantafter  its sol e custome r ,  
the ut ili tyofthe I nd ian state ofM a hara sh tra, st opp ed buyi ngpow eron
T uesday. T he haltin  p ow er  ge nerat i on was t he  la te stmovei n a mo nths- long  di s put e thath as c astdo ub t on  th efutur e of Dab hol's $ 2.9 billi onp ower  pr oject i n India, thela rgest fore ig n i nvestm e n t ever i n India. Jimmy Mogul, a  spokes man  forEnro n, whichown s 65 p erc e nt ofDabhol , sai dthe c ompan y 
r ema in ed open to d isc ussio ns  inthe dis pute, which involv e s o verdue paymen ts
for p ow er. Da b hol  h a d i s s ued a prelimina ry termina ti o nnotice onM ay19  
sayin g it wa s pul l ing out  of the I ndian pro je ct.F i nal  terminati on requi res a 
co n tract u al  six- mon th coo li ng- off p eriod. 
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Inte rna tional
Wo rld Wat ch
Compil ed b y David I.  Oy ama 

05/ 
 asked_to give_up control of 
power_lines
The San_Francisco_Chronicle, 05/31/01

Plan_would_have biggest customers_pay Edison's debt
The_San Francisco Chronicle, 05/31/01

INDIA'S_MSEB DOUBTFUL OVER_DABHOL'S_10 PCT TARIFF CUT PROPOSAL
Asia Pulse, 05/31/01

India: Interest rate dichotomy growing wider
Business Line (The_Hindu),_05/31/01

India: Enron_willing_to_continue project
Business Line (The Hindu),_05/31/01

INDIA'S DABHOL SHUTS POWER PLANT,_TO ISSUE_TERMINATION NOTICE
Asia Pulse, 05/31/01

That's right, double-click there, sir_Techies,_executives cross-pollinate as_
reverse mentoring gains ground
The Globe and Mail, 05/31/01

Enron Willing_To Continue India Power Project -_Report
Dow Jones International_News,_05/31/01



Business/Financial_Desk; Section W
World Business_Briefing Asia: India: Power Dispute
By Saritha_Rai (NYT)

05/31/2001
The New York Times
Page 1,_Column 1
c. 2001 New York Times Company

The_Dabhol Power Company, the Enron Corporation's_unit in India, stopped 
generating_electricity at_its $3 billion power plant_after its sole_customer, 
the_utility of the_Indian state of Maharashtra, stopped buying_power on 
Tuesday._The halt in power generation was_the_latest move in_a_months-long_
dispute that_has cast doubt_on_the future_of_Dabhol's $2.9 billion power 
project in_India,_the largest foreign investment ever in India._Jimmy Mogul, 
a spokesman_for_Enron, which owns 65_percent of Dabhol, said the_company 
remained open to discussions in_the dispute,_which involves_overdue payments 
for power. Dabhol had issued a preliminary termination notice_on May 19 
saying it was_pulling out of the_Indian project._Final_termination requires a_
contractual_six-month cooling-off_period.

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