[Trump Signs Executive Order to Restrict Certain Foreign Energy Equipment from Entering the U.S. Power Grid] According to a report by Jinse Finance, on August 27, U.S. President Trump signed an emergency executive order on Wednesday, citing national security concerns, to prohibit the U.S. from purchasing or installing certain foreign-manufactured large-scale power system equipment and related software that may pose cybersecurity or operational risks, including critical equipment such as transformers. The executive order also authorizes the Secretary of Energy to impose restrictions on already installed related equipment if necessary and requires the Department of Energy to formulate implementation rules within 120 days. However, this does not apply to local distribution facilities. This move could benefit domestic U.S. electrical equipment manufacturers, including companies like SolarEdge, Enphase Energy, and Tesla (TSLA.O).