Senator Jon Ossof has introduced a bill called the Solar Energy Manufacturing for America Act, which would create an advanced solar manufacturing tax credit for domestic solar manufacturers covering every part of the supply chain. Specifically, the bill proposes a tax credit of $0.11 per Watt for integrated modules, $0.07 per Watt for non-integrated modules, $0.04 per Watt for cells, $12 per square meter for wafers, and $3 per kilogram for polysilicon. As proposed, this Tax Credit would run unabated until 2028, with a reduction to 70% in 2029, 35% in 2030, and 0% thereafter. Following the introduction of Ossof’s bill, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) expressed its support, voicing its opinion that US solar manufacturing capacity should be…