Proposed US rule changes could alter solar supply chains

Proposed changes to US Foreign Entities of Concern rules could disqualify projects from tax credits if they fail to meet new eligibility standards. Congressional proposal to strengthen and speed tax-credit criteria against companies tied to national adversaries could shrink supply options for much of the US solar industry. Accelerated phaseouts of key renewable-energy tax credits contained in the latest budget from the US House of Representatives' Ways and Means Committee are both clear-cut and overt enough to have prompted instant solar-industry outcry. But obscure proposals for revising rules ...

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