While President Trump’s position suggests the US is doing very little to support decarbonization of its electrical grid, there are political changes afoot constantly, including a handful of political moves this week. Tax credits are being proposed on energy storage devices in the US for the first time, and Congress is looking once again at extending the tax credits on solar and renewable energy out past 2021, while a bipartisan group of US lawmakers introduced legislation to expand tax credits on electric vehicles (EVs) to the first 400,000 vehicles per manufacturer, up from 200,000. All of this runs counter to President Trump’s election promises. Political commentators see the energy storage bill more as a placeholder for the next administration and…