The European Commission estimates that the EU could accumulate more than 20 million tonnes of end-of-life solar panels by 2050.

It includes major upgrades and expansion of the city’s heating network, alongside the development of new renewable heat generation capacity.

The partnership is adding renewable electricity capacity to Lear’s European operations without upfront investment.

The 600-kilometer power line brings Canadian hydroelectric power to the city, covering up to 20% of its electricity consumption.

Diesel generators are expected to hold the largest market value by type.