The US Senate Finance Committee has released its draft version of the Build Back Better Act, which thanks to the efforts of the SEIA now includes incentives for manufacturing inverters and trackers, two lesser parts of the solar supply chain. Support ranges from $0.025 to $0.11 per Watt according to the scale of the inverter, while tracker incentives are at $0.87 per kilogram for torque tubes, $0.87 per kilogram for longitudinal purlins, and $2.28 per kilogram for structural fasteners. For comparison, the support levels proposed in Senator Ossof’s solar manufacturing bill in June are very high at $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,…