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According to Carolina CAT's Electric Power Generation Rental Manager, Drew Sheorn, the company supplied one 2mW CAT generator and three 2mW transformers.Īccording to Sheorn, Carolina CAT has provided the islands with generators in the past, so they knew which pieces would work. In order to get all of the necessary equipment out to the islands, Gregory Poole called on Carolina CAT Power Systems, a Caterpillar distributor serving the western part of North Carolina, to help out. This was all made possible by the fantastic support of the greater Caterpillar Dealer network, the freight delivery teams and NCDOT, who were all instrumental in assisting Gregory Poole provide the equipment and services in a judicious and timely manner that Hatteras EMC and Tideland EMC requested.”

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“Gregory Poole was able to deliver 23mW of portable power (11-2mW and 1-1mW power modules) in 24 hours.

“Gregory Poole is pleased and excited to be able to assist Hatteras EMC and Tideland EMC with their portable power needs as a result of the utility feeder outage,” Leese said. Steve Leese, EPG sales business manager for Gregory Poole, said, “There's a control switch gear in that allows this machine to parallel with other machines of similar size and capacity and voltage,” WNCN reported. The generators, which will cost between $500,000 and $1 million to run, should be able to power between 500 and 600 houses. Gregory Poole, a Raleigh-based CAT dealer, brought in 12 of the brand's XQ1000 and XQ2000 generators, WNCN reported. Those staying will rely on generators to keep their air conditioning and appliances going, CNN reported. Full-time residents and business owners have been told that they can stay, but the lack of tourists means that the local economy will likely take a hit. Mandatory evacuation is currently in place for both Hatteras and Ocracoke islands, affecting around 70,000 visitors, Time reported. The incident cut off power from the Oregon inlet south to Ocracoke. The trouble began when PCL Construction accidentally drove a steel casing into an underground transmission line on July 27 while they were working on building the new Herbert C. Residents and vacationers on Outer Banks islands in North Carolina have been forced to evacuate after a construction company damaged power cables on July 27.

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