Supply Chain

Creating Resilient Supply Chains of the Future
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Critical Materials & Minerals

Building America’s electric future requires resilient, sustainable supply chains. NEMA is focused on driving policies that ensure the short- and long-term availability of essential components and critical materials, including semiconductors, electrical steel, and critical minerals.

Focus Areas & Objectives

  • Domestic Content. Maximizing opportunities for the electroindustry to compete through a secure supply of domestic and friendly sources of materials and components, consistent with federal procurement rules.

  • Workforce. Developing the skilled workforce required to manufacture, distribute, and install electrical products. Training, recruitment, and retention are core to a strong domestic manufacturing supply chain.

  • Critical Minerals and Materials. Navigating challenges and opportunities regarding the secure, friendly, and reliable availability of critical minerals and materials.

  • International Trade. Protecting international trade, tariff, and import/export opportunities that drive key investment and growth decisions.

  • Movement of Goods. Ensuring efficient cross-border and interstate movement of goods and materials to ease burdensome obstacles to a quicker energy transition.

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Supply Chain

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