Trump administration drafts ban on foreign-made energy inverters over China cybersecurity concerns, shifting demand toward U.S. and allied manufacturers of grid equipment and power electronics.
The Trump administration is drafting a ban on foreign-made energy inverters over cybersecurity concerns related to China. The largest U.S.-listed beneficiaries would be companies manufacturing U.S.- or allied-made inverters, grid equipment, and power electronics.
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