Which article would you refer to regarding interconnected electric power production sources?

The focus on interconnected electric power production sources is addressed in Article 705 of the National Electrical Code (NEC). This article outlines the requirements for connecting multiple power sources, including renewable energy systems, to the electrical grid. It covers essential aspects such as the interconnection of utility power systems with alternative energy systems, ensuring safe operation and effective management of power flow.

This article is crucial for ensuring that systems can operate harmoniously, protecting both the electrical systems and the utility grid from potential issues that could arise from interconnected operations. It stipulates the necessary safety and operational standards that must be met when integrating these power sources.

In contrast, other articles mention different aspects of electrical systems: Article 701 deals with emergency systems, Article 702 pertains to optional standby systems, and Article 720 focuses on the requirements for low-voltage and Class 2 and Class 3 circuits. None of these cover the specific requirements and safety considerations for interconnected power production sources like Article 705 does.