El gobierno de Israel aprobó el lunes el apoyo a un ambicioso plan de un empresario privado para instalar la primera red de autos eléctricos en el 2011. El proyecto plantea la apertura de gran cantidad de estaciones para recargar las baterías de los vehículos. Participaron de la ceremonia representantes de las firmas Renault y Nissan. Israel proveerá incentivos impositivos para los compradores de estos vehículos.
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