RE:NY investment in electric vehicle infrastructureIn todays Electrek Green Energy Brief (EGEB): South Koreas pandemic stimulus plan is anchored in electric vehicle and hydrogen car investment. Joe Biden announced his climate crisis plan that boosts green energy and infrastructure. Biden vs. Trump: Where they stand on climate change and green energy issues. The Electrek Green Energy Brief (EGEB): A daily technical, financial, and political review/analysis of important green energy news. South Koreas EV plan South Korea outlined its plan yesterday to spend 114.1 trillion won ($95 billion) on a stimulus plan to help its economy recover from the pandemic and create jobs. Investment in electric vehicles and hydrogen cars plays a major part in that plan. It also aims to cut heavy reliance on fossil fuels. As Reuters reports: The plan set ambitious goals of net-zero emissions by 2050, an end to funding of overseas coal plants, and introduction of a carbon tax. South Korea aims to have 1.13 million electric vehicles and 200,000 hydrogen cars on the roads by 2025, up from 91,000 and 5,000 each by the end of 2019. Hyundai Motor Group leader Euisun Chung said flagship Hyundai Motor and sibling Kia Motors aim to sell 1 million EVs in 2025, together targeting more than a tenth of global market share. Seoul, the capital, is planning to have 4,000 EV charging stations and 65 for hydrogen-powered cars by 2035, up from 1,090 EV stations and the four for hydrogen cars it has now