By publishing this Energy Report, TowerXchange is recognising the vital part the passive telecom infrastructure industry will play in advancing global connectivity and addressing climate change.
No longer just a concern in developing markets, towercos are taking over management of energy across Europe, America and developed Asia. Mobile operators are looking to towercos to take the headache of power management off their hands as 5G drives up energy demand, and coverage obligations push power-hungry sites into remote locations. In November COP26 concluded, with an agreement that kept the dream of 1.5 degrees warming alive, but that agreement alone won’t be enough without the work of private industry enabling emissions reductions. Mobile operators, towercos and ESCOs have all already begun the work....
2 Foreword
4 TowerXchange Membership
6 TowerXchange Meetup Calendar
Editorial coverage: Meeting the challenge
8 MNO and towerco energy targets
20 How the energy paradigm is changing in the European tower market
28 Energy challenges in the developing world
33 ESCOs to raise & deploy US$6bn by 2030?
TowerXchange energy data resources
15 Climate targets for MNOs and towercos
39 TowerXchange’s Telecom Energy Table
Industry partner perspectives: What’s the solution?
64 Advent: Are fuel cells the answer to meeting sustainability targets and 5G energy requirements?
67 Bladon: Can mini-grids or standalone power solve the telecom tower power paradox?
70 EnerSys: Powering the cell sites of the future
74 eSite Power Systems: Why we created an all-in one telecom site power system
77 Huawei: How the power requirements of mobile networks will evolve over the next decade
81 Hybrico: Expanding the ESCO model in CALA
83 Morningstar: How Morningstar are revolutionising battery efficiency
86 PowerX: “We thrive where there is uncertainty”
90 PRAMAC: Leader in stand-by power for telecoms
92 Stulz: Optimising energy through next-gen cooling solutions
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