Skip to main contentPresident’s sweeping order against suppliers from 24 nations could impact a wide range of grid components and be retroactively applied, generating 'rip-and-replace' concernsPresident Trump with Energy secretary Chris Wright (middle) and Interior secretary Doug Burgum (right). Those two secretaries are critical to implementing Trump's energy policiesPhoto: Molly Riley/White HousePolicy
Trump grid crackdown could have 'the most consequential regulatory' risk for US renewables
President’s sweeping order against suppliers from 24 nations could impact a wide range of grid components and be retroactively applied, generating 'rip-and-replace' concerns
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