MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
POWER AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
November 28, 2006
Subject
1. Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on October 24, 2006
2. Financial Reports for the Ten Months Ending October 31, 2006, Exhibit 2-A
3. Report from the President and Chief Executive Officer
4.
Allocation of 3,250 kW of Hydro
Power Resolution,
Exhibit 4-A & 4-B
5. Economic Development Power Programs Extension to the Terms of Service and Energy Cost Savings Benefits, Resolution, Exhibit 5-A & 5-B
6.
Power for Jobs Program Extended
Benefits Resolution, Exhibit 6-A
7.
Power for Jobs Program Extended Benefits
2007 Resolution, Exhibit 7-A
& 7-B
8. Authorization of Increase in Maximum Amount of Series 1 Commercial Paper Notes and Authorization to Use Operating Funds to Retire Authority Debt Resolution, Exhibit 8-A
10. Motion to Conduct an Executive Session
11. Motion to Resume Meeting in Open Session
13. Next Meeting
Closing
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Power Authority of the State of New York held at the Clarence D. Rappleyea Building, White Plains, New York, at 11:10 a.m.
Present: Frank S. McCullough, Jr., Chairman
Elise M. Cusack, Trustee
Robert E. Moses, Trustee
Thomas W. Scozzafava, Trustee
Joseph J. Seymour, Trustee
Leonard N. Spano, Trustee
Michael J. Townsend, Vice Chairman Excused
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Timothy S. Carey President and Chief Executive Officer
Thomas J. Kelly Executive Vice President and General Counsel
Vincent C. Vesce Executive Vice President Corporate Services and Administration
Robert J. Deasy Senior Vice President Energy Resource Management
Angelo S. Esposito Senior Vice President Energy Services and Technology
Louise M. Morman Senior Vice President Marketing and Economic Development
William J. Nadeau Senior Vice President Energy Resource Management and Strategic Planning
Brian Vattimo Senior Vice President Public and Governmental Affairs
Edward A. Welz Senior Vice President and Chief Engineer Power Generation
Thomas P. Antenucci Vice President Project Management
Arnold M. Bellis Vice President Controller
Donald A. Russak Vice President Finance
William V. Slade Vice President Environmental Management
Thomas H. Warmath Vice President and Chief Risk Officer
Daniel Wiese Vice President and Inspector General Corporate Security
Anne B. Cahill Corporate Secretary
Angela D. Graves Deputy Corporate Secretary
Michael E. Brady Treasurer
Dennis T. Eccleston Chief Information Officer
Joseph J. Carline Assistant General Counsel
Timothy Sheehan Principal Attorney II Finance Affairs
Frederick E. Chase Executive Director Hydro Relicensing
Paul F. Finnegan Executive Director Public and Governmental Affairs
John B. Hamor Executive Director State Governmental Relations
John J. Suloway Executive Director Licensing, Implementation and Compliance
Jordan Brandeis Director Supply Planning, Pricing and Power Contracts
James F. Pasquale Director Business Power Allocations, Compliance and Municipal and Cooperative Marketing
Michael A. Saltzman Director Media Relations
Mary Jean Frank Associate Corporate Secretary
Lorna M. Johnson Assistant Corporate Secretary
John J. Canale Project Manager
Jeffrey Carey Special Assistant to President and Chief Executive Officer
Jack Murphy Temporary PR Counsel
Steve Mitnick Transition Office of New York State Governor-Elect Eliot Spitzer
Chairman McCullough presided over the meeting. Secretary Cahill kept the Minutes.
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of October 24, 2006 were unanimously adopted.
2. Financial Reports for the Ten Months Ending October 31, 2006
Mr. Bellis presented the highlights of the reports to the Trustees. Responding to questions from Trustee Seymour, Mr. Bellis said that the Southeastern New York (SENY) losses were principally due to the fact that revenues from the Poletti and 500 MW plants had been budgeted to reflect the projection of very high energy prices following last years hurricane season. He said that because that energy scenario never materialized, the projected earnings didnt materialize either. Mr. Bellis said that a tremendous amount of hedging is built into the Authoritys system of budgeting and that the SENY customers would start to absorb their full cost of service beginning in 2007.