Northeastern US grid operators don’t know how to deal with US President Donald Trump’s tariffs on power imported from Canada — or if the electricity is even subject to duties.
Northeastern US grid operators are uncertain how to handle potential tariffs on electricity imports from Canada and whether these duties even apply. ISO New England is seeking guidance and may argue electricity imports should be exempt. The Midcontinent Independent System Operator also awaits clarification. The situation is fluid, raising concerns about cost recovery and compliance for the grid operators.
