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Powerful generators are now in service on the campus of Central Maine Community College in Auburn. Manufactured by Generac of Waukesha, Wisconsin, the generators ensure continuous power to the campus at all times, even during major power outages. The power generated by the units also means that online course delivery can continue uninterrupted in the event of an outage. The college can utilize the generators during peak consumption periods or to power the lights on the new athletic complex, which will result in significant savings. The generators also enable CMCC to become a fully-functioning disaster safety shelter for the local community. Contributed
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