President Donald Trump signed an emergency order barring the purchase, import or installation of certain foreign-made transformers, critical grid equipment and associated software on national-security grounds. The directive gives the Energy Department 120 days to set detailed rules and could affect procurement for solar, storage and grid projects that rely on internationally sourced power electronics and control systems.
Source: The Straits Times. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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