100,000 electric cars will go on the streets of London

Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, announced the decision to transform the capital city of electric cars in Europe. He said he wants to bring the 100,000 electric cars on the streets of the capital and to build an infrastructure of 25,000 points of food in the streets, in parking lots or stores. Johnson has said it will pay for one third of the 60 million pounds in London and the budget has caused the government to finance the rest and to promote enthusiasm on electric cars. Gordon Brown has announced that it will take account of this request to the following discussion on the budget. "It ended when just talk about electric cars - must act to actually make the electric cars to become a simple option for London", supported Johnson. "I am willing to spend millions to build the infrastructure necessary for you in just a few years, these vehicles will become widely accessible." Among the proposals include changing the plan and London, ensuring that all new buildings to install power points and at least one in five parking spaces for us to be equipped with power options. He wants, too, to replace at least 1000 vehicles from the fleet of the London car cars electric by 2015. "It is a package of unprecedented measures to make London the capital of electronic machines in Europe," he told Johnson. "Following these steps, we will not only create environmental jobs, but will ease the way for the options of less polluting transport that will improve air quality, reduce noise pollution and will contribute enormously to the achievement levels set by me to reduce carbon emissions. It is time for government money to go where and to support my plan to make electric cars the most efficient option for London. " In January, Secretary of State for Transport, Geoff Hoon, said that the government wants to use 250 million pounds to boost the market for electric cars in Britain. Johnson said he will attract support as a part of this large amount for London, the largest market for cars in England. In February, Johnson said that wants to take a consistent part "of these funds. Executive Director of the "Friends of the Earth, Andy Atkins, is of the opinion that the Mayor of London's vision is admirable, even if you lose sight of one thing:" Electric cars are as green as the energy they use and the elergia renewable sources is not supported in the UK. Government should support the renewable energy to ensure that these machines, like our homes, use energy "green" clean and efficient. Boris Johnson must invest in public transport, bicycles and in electrical machines. Only this approach will help reduce emissions in London by 60% by 2025 and to make London the EU pollution limits. "