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No problem with two supplies into one building, very common in industrial. Easiest solution appears to be supply 35kw motor of the other board, hopefully not too far / difficult run. Also if its like that all day, chances are PF is pretty constant too, so a nice cheap and chearful capacitor bank sized accordingly would probably make a nice improvement. I have done this a few times, it really does bring those amps down
 

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