International Trade & Supply Chain
Supporting Global Competitiveness and a Resilient Supply Chain
NEMA advocates for policies that support and grow global competitiveness by removing trade barriers, ensuring a reliable supply of critical minerals and materials, enhancing market access, and navigating complex supply chain and domestic content issues.
Internationally, our NEMA Mexico office ensures a close relationship with one of our most important trading partners. We work equally closely with Canadian counterparts to ensure a tightknit North American electroindustry ecosystem. Our efforts help to create more reliable, resilient supply chains.
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We lead conversations with Congress, federal agencies, and state governments to support and promote strong international trade conditions thereby creating a resilient supply chain.
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International Trade & Supply Chain
Summer Study Reflections
By: Todd Sims Reflections on Energy Efficiency Summer Camp Last week, I had the privilege of attending the American Council f
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The Biggest Building Opportunity Is Already Standing
By Todd Sims, NEMA Senior Director, Regulatory and Industry Affairs, Built Environment When people picture a high-performance buil
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Strengthening Carbon Monoxide (CO) Safety Through Standards and Innovation
NEMA Member Honeywell highlights the electroindustry’s work to strengthen CO protection through innovative detection technologies,
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