The White House is devising an “end-game” strategy to pass a suite of clean energy tax subsidies that were swept to the wayside in last December’s omnibus spending bill deal, said a top White House official.

Brian Deese, one of President Obama’s top advisers, told an energy conference Tuesday that the White House is working on a clean energy “end-game” with its allies in Congress to see tax credits for a variety of alternative energy resources passed after the November elections in the lame-duck session of Congress.