Mobile networks could slash carbon emissions by up to 42 percent
New research suggests that efforts made by mobile phone companies to make themselves more environmentally friendly could see their carbon emissions drop by as much as 42 percent by 2013.
Possible changes that mobile operators are looking into include efficiency-boosting moves such as using more renewable power sources such as solar panels, wind turbines and fuel cells. By using these environmentally friendly options, mobile companies would not only be boosting their green credentials, but would also save money by reducing operating expenses whilst also incorporating social responsibility initiatives.
Greener technology could be used in most areas in the business including base stations, RF power amplifiers and in the network architecture and topology.
Many consumers are looking for a more environmentally friendly mobile phone handset. Many people already recycle their handsets however research has shown that around 40 percent of the public would opt for an eco-friendly mobile handset if the price, features and performance were around the same as a a conventional handset.
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