How Democrats want to change the energy tax code

• Provisions in the sweeping bill include new tax credits for energy storage projects and triple the number of EV sales per manufacturer that qualify for consumer purchase credits.

Where it stands: It is unclear how much this bill is in play in this Congress, and the White House is on the record opposing EV tax credits.

• Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal has signaled that some provisions could be part of year-end negotiations with the Senate on various tax break extensions, according to E&E News.

Quick take: Beyond its near-term prospects, the bill could be a template for how Democrats want to tackle energy tax policy if they gain more power in Washington in the 2020 elections.

Go deeper:

• Despite slim odds, carbon tax advocacy ramps up
• Filling in the blanks on the Green New Deal
• A fracking ban could be a dicey proposal for Democrats in 2020