American Energy Independence and Affordability Act

This bill would change federal tax law to bring back energy-related tax credits and deductions as they existed before Public Law 119-21 (enacted in 2025) ended or limited them. It would restore tax credits for wind and solar electricity projects and for wind energy components, and remove metallurgical coal from a manufacturing credit. It would extend the deadline for buying new and used clean vehicles, commercial clean vehicles, and vehicle refueling equipment to the end of 2032. It would also restore the residential clean energy credit through 2034, extend the new energy efficient home credit, keep the commercial buildings energy deduction, and restore a higher credit rate for sustainable aviation fuel.

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Sponsors

• Mike Thompson Democrat sponsor
• 128 cosponsors