US steel producers and workers are warning that recent Administration guidance on rules for implementing the domestic content bonus credit requirements for solar and other renewable energy electricity generation projects under the Inflation Reduction Act could harm domestic producers by allowing the use of foreign steel.
In a letter to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, the groups noted that the Treasury Department’s guidance would allow firms to still qualify for the 10 percent tax credit even if imported steel is used.
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