The Renault-Nissan alliance is to cooperate with the Oregon state government to set up a network of electricity-charging stations in the US state with a view to facilitating the use of electric cars.
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Nissan intends to begin the marketing of environmentally-friendly electric cars in both Japan and the United States in fiscal 2010.
Portland General Electric Co., Oregon’s largest utility, will play a key part in the multilateral project in setting up and running the electricity-charging stations, they said.
Nissan will supply its electric cars to the Oregon state government.
Portland General Electric recently installed six electricity-charging stations in the state capable of filling up several dozen electric cars.
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