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Building Zero Emissions Radio Access Networks: Nokia White Paper

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Targeting zero carbon network operations enables operators to state their green credentials, add shareholder value and help win concerned consumers. Even better, low carbon and low energy go hand-in-hand, so reducing the use of fossil-based energy creates attractive financial gains.

Moving from legacy base station sites to modern energy-saving systems reduces energy costs and carbon emissions, and also delivers many other cost-saving benefits. Ultimately, the goal is to achieve zero-emission radio access networks.

©2016 Nokia

This white paper is published on the GSA web site with the permission of the author.

Nokia is an Executive Member of GSA.

Targeting zero carbon network operations enables operators to state their green credentials, add shareholder value and help win concerned consumers. Even better, low carbon and low energy go hand-in-hand, so reducing the use of fossil-based energy creates attractive financial gains.

Moving from legacy base station sites to modern energy-saving systems reduces energy costs and carbon emissions, and also delivers many other cost-saving benefits. Ultimately, the goal is to achieve zero-emission radio access networks.

©2016 Nokia

This white paper is published on the GSA web site with the permission of the author.

Nokia is an Executive Member of GSA.

Date: 17th Jan 2017
Type: Member White Paper
Technology: Other
Originator: Nokia

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