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Following is a directory of ongoing generation asset sales. The accuracy of the information, which is derived from many sources, is deemed reliable but cannot be guaranteed. To report new auctions or changes in the status of a sale, please call Mark DeCambre, managing editor, at (212) 224-3293 or e-mail mdecambre@iinews.com.

Date Issuer Business Description Amount($ mil) Coupon(%) Security Maturity Price Yield To Maturity S&P Moody's Fitch 3/2/2005 Colorado Interstate Gas Co Gas utility holding co 200 5.95 Senior Notes 3/15/2015 100 5.95 B- B1 NR 3/7/2005 Consolidated Edison Co of NY Electric,gas and steam utility 350 5.3 Fxd/Straight Bd 3/1/1935 99.659 5.323 A A1 A+ 3/7/2005 Kraftwerke Oberhalsi AG Electric utility 110.7 2.75 Fxd/Straight Bd 4/4/2017 101.07 2.645 NR NR 3/8/2005 Alabama Power(Southern Co Inc) Electric utility 250 5.65 Notes 3/15/1935 100 5.65 A A2 NR 3/8/2005 Kinder Morgan Energy Partners Own,op natural gas pipelines 250 5.15 Fxd/Straight Bd 9/1/2015 99.995 5.151 BBB+ Baa1 BBB+ 3/8/2005 Kinder Morgan Energy Partners Own,op natural gas pipelines 500 5.8 Fxd/Straight Bd 3/15/1935 99.746 5.818 BBB+ Baa1 BBB+

Catamount Energy Limited is searching for project debt to cover 60-70% of the $95 million construction costs of a trio of wind farms in Scotland and Wales.

KGen Partners has tinkered with a $475 million seven-year B-loan for the second time in less than two weeks.

Melbourne, Australia-based developer Pacific Hydro is looking for 65-70% in project debt to fund the development of an A$105 million ($83.2 million), 57.8 MW wind farm in the south of the country.

Consolidated Edison of New York issued $350 million of 5.3% bonds last week to fund its five-year multi-billion dollar capital expenditure program and to wipe short-term debt.

American Electric Power is planning to buy back $500 million in stock to shore up its balance sheet.

SCANA Corp. and its utility subsidiary South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. are retooling some $300 million in existing debt via note issuances and cash on hand.

Colorado Interstate Gas Co., an El Paso Corp., subsidiary, has privately issued $200 million of senior notes to refinance $180 million in higher-rate debt.

Progress Energy is planning to eliminate $1.8 billion in debt by 2007.