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  1. The ISO New England grid is facing power demands requiring new energy sources, with Northern Maine linking to the Canadian grid, and the Commission encouraging renewable development.
  2. Central Maine Power is seeking approval from the Maine Public Utilities Commission for a rate increase.

Central Maine Power must adhere to state regulatory changes concerning the NEB program.

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Central Maine Power must adhere to state regulatory changes concerning the NEB program.

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