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The document is a Net Energy Metering (NEM) Generating Facility Interconnection Application from Southern California Edison (SCE). It outlines the process for customers to request interconnection of renewable energy generating facilities to SCE's distribution system. The application includes guidelines, required documentation, and safety protocols necessary for approval. It emphasizes that submission does not authorize operation until written permission is granted by SCE. Additionally, it details customer and contractor information, application types, rebate information, and technical specifications needed for the interconnection.

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