Enron Corp

A restored, mostly working, copy of the Enron Corp's different websites as they were before the resignation of Jeff Skilling. A part of the Enron Archive.

The website is being built using the Wayback Machine from the Internet Archive and materials from the Enron Email database files.

A live mirror is avaliable at http://enroncorp.com

Project Goals, Scope & Purpose

The goal of the project is to preserve a part of US corporate history. Enron was, at a time, the largest trader of natural gas and electricity and one of the largest companies in the US overall. It was named 'Most Innovative Company' by Fortune for 6 consecutive years and the company pioneered several industries and trading markets.

The scope of the project is to preserve Enron's internet presence as it was on or before August 13th, 2001 - the resignation date of Jeff Skilling. The scope of the project doesn't include events after that date and certanly doesn't include events after bankrupcty and later legal proceedings. There are plenty of other projects that preserve such information.

The purpose of the project - and the Enron Archive as a whole - is to present information about the company and its activities. Most online information about Enron focuses on its bankrupcty and later events, and there is little online footprint of its activities beforehand.

Components and Status

• Enron Corp
  • About Us
  • Products + Services
  • Contact Us
  • Press Room
  • Investor Relations
    • Some parts are not avaliable due to Wayback Machine limitations.
    • Some parts that are interctive are not working yet.
  • Work at Enron
    • JobFinder doesn't work due to WM limitations.

About the Enron Archive

The Enron Archive aims to preserve the information about Enron Corp. and its activities worldwide before the company's eventual demise. For more information, visit https://enronarchive.org