How electrical suppliers want to fight tariff costs #Tariffs

That one was interesting. Right. There's an article here about tied to tariffs, and it's titled Electrical Product Suppliers Proposed Incentive Program to Offset Tariffs. And this is what they're basically looking at. This particular discussion is from NEMA, which is National Electrical Manufacturers association, again, represents 300 electrical equipment manufacturers, and they've released a proposal that characterize a way to accelerate the Trump administration's energy and domestic manufacturing priorities. So they're coming out and saying, hey, you know what this is? These tariffs are greatly in threat of or existing tariffs are greatly impacting our members. And we think there's some things that can accelerate. They call it a three pronged approach with incentives of capital investment in US Manufacturing. They're describing, and they're looking for a tariff offset equal to any capital investments made to build or expand a domestic manufacturing facility.