1. To advance the transition of transportation in Israel to petroleum alternatives between the years 2013 and 2025, and to allow for the feasibility of reducing the weight of petroleum-based fuels as an energy source in transportation in Israel at a rate of approximately 30% by 2020, and by approximately 60% by 2025, in relation to the forecasted consumption for those years, as long as the transition is economically viable, through: weight of petroleum-based fuels as an energy source in transportation in Israel at a rate of approximately 30% by 2020, and by approximately 60% by 2025, in relation to the forecasted consumption for those years, as long as the transition is economically viable, through: a. Reducing the cost of living by reducing the cost of fuels for transportation. b. Encouraging economic growth, including green growth, inter alia by reducing the cost of energy for transportation, increasing growth in the energy market and technologies industry in Israel, promoting the environmental quality and preserving fiscal-budgetary responsibility in government activities; c. Simplifying and advancing regulatory processes to initiate and establish business activities in the alternative energy field for transportation, both in the field of production and in fuel infrastructure and motor fleets. d. Establishing new regulations and policies for new forms of public and private transportation, new methods of powering vehicles, and infrastructure for alternative sources of energy for transportation. e. Accelerated regulatory incentives and support to carry out technological demonstrations and field tests of alternative energy for transportation. Advancing the assimilation of a range of additional new fuels, which will reach the market in the future and which are not specifically mentioned in the framework of the activities in this Resolution. f. 2. Governmental Action Plan