Exhibit G
                                                               Form of Notice

Securities and Exchange Commission
(Release No. 35-_________)

         Cinergy Corp, a registered holding company ("Cinergy"), together with
its wholly-owned nonutility subsidiaries, Cinergy Investments, Inc. ("Cinergy
Investments") and Cinergy Solutions Holding Company, Inc. ("Solutions"), all of
the foregoing having offices at 139 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202,
together with another of Cinergy's wholly-owned nonutility subsidiaries, Cinergy
Marketing & Trading, LP ("CM&T"), with offices located at 1100 Louisiana Street,
Suite 4900, Houston, Texas 77002 (collectively, "Applicants"), have filed an
application-declaration under Sections 9(a) and 9(c)(3), 10 and 11(b)(1) of the
Act and Rules 54 and 58 thereunder. Applicants request authority through March
31, 2008 (the "Authorization Period") for Cinergy to use the proceeds of
authorized financings and guarantees, including pursuant to the June 2000
Financing Order (as defined below), together with internally generated funds, to
invest, directly or through one or more subsidiaries (including the other
Applicants), up to $2,000,000,000 (the "Investment Cap") in "energy-related
companies" as defined in Rule 58 under the Act ("Rule 58 companies") in excess
of Cinergy's aggregate investment otherwise permitted thereunder (currently
approximately $1.35 billion).1 Applicants assert that the additional investment
authority is necessary for the continued growth of Cinergy's Rule 58 businesses,
which are an integral component of Cinergy's overall growth strategy.2

         Cinergy directly or indirectly owns all the outstanding common stock of
several public utility companies operating in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, the
most significant of which are PSI Energy, Inc. ("PSI") and The Cincinnati Gas &
Electric Company ("CG&E"). PSI is a vertically integrated electric utility
operating in Indiana, serving more than 700,000 customers in portions of 69 of
the state's 92 counties. CG&E is a combination electric and gas public utility
holding company that provides electric and gas service in the southwestern
portion of Ohio and, through its subsidiaries, provides electric and/or gas
service in nearby areas of Kentucky and (pending the sale of its subsidiary,
Lawrenceburg Gas Company) Indiana. CG&E's principal subsidiary is The Union
Light, Heat and Power Company, which provides electric and gas service in
northern Kentucky.3 Cinergy also owns numerous nonutility subsidiaries engaged
in businesses authorized under the Act, by Commission order or otherwise,
including "exempt wholesale generators," as defined in Section 32 of the Act
("EWGs"), "foreign utility companies," as defined in Section 33 of the Act
("FUCOs"), "exempt telecommunications companies," as defined in Section 34 of
the Act, and Rule 58 companies. Cinergy Investments is a direct subsidiary of
Cinergy that functions as a holding company for many of Cinergy's domestic
nonutility businesses, including Solutions and CM&T and their respective
subsidiaries. As of and for the six months ended June 30, 2004, Cinergy reported
consolidated total assets of approximately $14.0 billion and consolidated total
operating revenues of approximately $2.3 billion.

         At June 30, 2004, Cinergy's aggregate investment in Rule 58 companies
was approximately $1,041 million, as against a total permissible aggregate
investment under the rule of approximately $1,345 million (such amount being
equal to 15 percent of Cinergy's consolidated capitalization at such date),4
leaving $304 million of unused investment capacity. According to Applicants,
this remaining capacity is not sufficient to accommodate the continuing growth
of Cinergy's Rule 58 businesses, including through acquisitions. Applicants
state that Cinergy's need for greater investment capacity is driven largely by
the success of two of Cinergy's Rule 58 companies (including their respective
subsidiaries): (1) Solutions, which is engaged primarily in the cogeneration
business, the provision of operation and maintenance services for third-party
generating facilities and the marketing of a variety of additional energy
services to large commercial and industrial customers; and (2) CM&T, which is a
wholesale natural gas marketer. Most of Cinergy's June 30, 2004 aggregate
investment was invested in these two companies and their respective subsidiaries
(specifically, $864 million of Cinergy's total aggregate investment at June 30,
2004 of $1,041 million).

         Cinergy commenced its Solutions and CM&T businesses in the late 1990's
and these businesses have grown significantly over the years, providing
important contributions to Cinergy's overall earnings. Solutions and CM&T and
their respective Rule 58 subsidiaries contributed approximately $.13 per share
to Cinergy's 2003 earnings per share of $2.43.5

         Solutions is a low-cost producer of energy that markets an array of
on-site services to customers. In particular, Solutions' business is focused on
developing, marketing and maintaining comprehensive nonutility energy solutions
for large commercial and industrial customers throughout the United States, with
a current emphasis on: (i) the development, ownership and operation of
"qualifying facilities," as defined under the Public Utility Regulatory Policies
Act of 1978, as amended ("QFs") and renewable energy projects; (ii) the
production, conversion, sale and distribution of thermal energy products, such
as process steam, heat, hot water, chilled water, air conditioning, compressed
air and similar products; and (iii) the sale of technical, operational,
management and other similar kinds of services and expertise developed in the
course of utility operations.6 Solutions is developing or has ownership
interests in a total of 21 Rule 58 projects located in 15 states, including 6
QFs and a district cooling facility in downtown Cincinnati. Since 1997, when it
commenced its business, Solutions has contracted to provide energy services to a
wide base of customers in a diverse range of industries, including
petrochemical, manufacturing, automotive, pulp and paper, colleges and
universities, and medical facilities. At June 30, 2004, Cinergy's aggregate Rule
58 investment in Solutions and its Rule 58 subsidiaries totaled $345 million,
including guarantees valued at $45 million.

         In 1998, Cinergy acquired Producers Energy Marketing, LLC, now known as
Cinergy Marketing & Trading, LP. Since that time CM&T, which is based in
Houston, has become a full service natural gas wholesale marketing company,7
more than tripling in size over the past three years, while conducting business
throughout the United States. CM&T offers a full service marketing desk, a
complete line of standard and customizable derivative products, as well as
hedging strategies and customized hedging programs. At year-end 2003, CM&T
ranked fifth among U.S. gas marketers based on volumes,8 managing the purchase,
storage, transportation and sale of 4.5 billion cubic feet per day of natural
gas. At June 30, 2004, Cinergy's aggregate Rule 58 investment in CM&T and its
Rule 58 subsidiaries totaled $519 million, including guarantees valued at $447
million.

         By order dated June 23, 2000 in File No. 70-9577 (HCAR No. 27190) (the
"June 2000 Financing Order"), the Commission granted Cinergy authority, through
June 23, 2005, subject to the terms and conditions specified therein, (i) to
increase its total capitalization at December 31, 1999 by $5 billion through the
issuance of debt and equity securities and (ii) to issue guarantees not to
exceed $2 billion at any time outstanding. The June 2000 Financing Order
generally prohibits Cinergy from issuing additional securities at any time
common equity is (or as a result of the securities issuance would be) less than
30% of Cinergy's consolidated capitalization. At June 30, 2004, common equity
comprised 41.8 % of Cinergy's consolidated capitalization.

         Cinergy does not propose to amend the June 2000 Financing Order, but
rather seeks authorization to use the proceeds of financings authorized
thereunder as well as guarantees (or the proceeds of financings authorized
pursuant to any further order the Commission may issue during the Authorization
Period amending or superseding the June 2000 Financing Order), together with
internally generated funds, for investments in Rule 58 companies subject to the
Investment Cap.

         The fees, commissions and expenses paid or incurred, or to be paid or
incurred, directly or indirectly, by the Applicants or any associate company
thereof in connection with the proposed transactions are estimated not to exceed
approximately $10,000, consisting chiefly of fees for outside legal counsel.

         No state or federal commission, other than this Commission, has
jurisdiction over the proposed transactions.

         For the Commission, by the Division of Investment Management, pursuant
to delegated authority.




1 Such amount represents 15 percent of Cinergy's consolidated capitalization as
of June 30, 2004. See Rule 58(a)(1). Although Applicants state that the bulk of
the additional investment authority would likely be applied toward investments
in Solutions and CM&T, the requested authority would be available for
investments in any Rule 58 companies.

2 The Commission recently granted a similar request to another registered
holding company. See Northeast Utilities, et al., HCAR No. 27868A, July 2, 2004.

3 Applicants state that CG&E's other utility subsidiaries are insignificant to
its consolidated results of operations.

4 See Rule 58(a)(1).

5 Represents diluted earnings per share before discontinued operations and the
cumulative effect of a change in accounting principles.

6 See Rule 58(b)(1)(viii), (vi) and (vii).

7 See Rule 58(b)(v).

8  As reported by NGI, Inc.  See http://intelligencepress.com/features/rankings/
gas/gas_marketer_rankings_2003.html
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