The Trump Administration has prioritized growing domestic manufacturing, securing energy dominance, and winning the AI race, and U.S. electrical manufacturers are doing their part, investing more than $185 billion to increase production in the U.S. since 2018. However, supply chains take time to bring onshore, and future progress could be hampered without certainty and stability that enables manufacturers to build critical infrastructure. Tech companies, utilities, and electrical manufacturers have collectively invested $1.4 trillion domestically since 2018 to grow grid and U.S. manufacturing capacity. To maintain this momentum, trade policy must be aligned with manufacturing objectives. This discussion will explore practical solutions to bring manufacturing back home, accelerate supply chains, and meet the Administration’s energy, AI, and manufacturing goals.