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HANDBOOK REQUIREMENTS - Central Maine Power Company

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allowed to operate in parallel with the <strong>Company</strong>'s<br />

electrical system.<br />

A contract/agreement is required for all generators<br />

that<br />

operate in parallel with the <strong>Company</strong>.<br />

Inquiries for interconnection of customer-owned<br />

generation should be referred to the Marketing & Sales<br />

( M&S) Department for coordination.<br />

B. NON-PARALLEL OPERATION (EMERGENCY OR<br />

STANDBY)<br />

Where a customer makes provision for or installs a<br />

generator for the purpose of supplying all or a part of the<br />

load in the event of an interruption in supply of service<br />

from the <strong>Company</strong>'s circuit, the customer's wiring shall be<br />

so arranged that no electrical connection can occur between<br />

the <strong>Company</strong>'s service and the customer's emergency or<br />

standby source of supply. This will require the installation<br />

of a double throw switch, or an equivalent arrangement<br />

approved<br />

by the <strong>Company</strong>, that will insure the safety of<br />

both <strong>Company</strong> employees and the customer.<br />

The customer must notify the <strong>Company</strong>'s local<br />

Service Coordinator in advance of installing generating<br />

equipment and obtain approval of the method of<br />

connection. See paragraph 603 for more details on<br />

equipment and connection requirements for emergency or<br />

standby power connected to service entrance conductors<br />

or<br />

equipment.<br />

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