Green 5G

The EU Digital Decade initiative outlines how green developments in technologies such as 5G can help contribute towards fighting climate change. They can also help with achieving the aims of the European Green Deal.

Nokia rolls out deep sleep power-saving mode

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The Finnish vendor says French mobile operator Orange will be the first customer to use this technology.

Red Sea Global claims first zero carbon 5G network in Saudi Arabia

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Together with Zain, the company has launched a 5G network to serve a new tourism resort.

Bite says 5G network now covers 1.2 million Lithuanians

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The operator says it is expanding its 5G network rapidly.

Ericsson to build next-generation smart hub in Estonia to cut carbon emissions

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Ericsson plans to merge all its facilities in Tallinn, Estonia, into a 50,000-square meter smart manufacturing and technology hub.

Vodafone Germany testing energy saving mode on its mobile network

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The German operator is testing a “dynamic energy-saving mode” at 100 of its mobile network sites.

Ericsson and Deutsche Telekom partner on sustainable 5G radio site

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The companies trialled using wind energy as well as solar to power a site in Germany.

French regulator says 5G will reduce energy consumption

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The French regulator Arcep says that introducing 5G in the 3.6 GHz band will lead to reduced energy consumption when compared to a 4G-only network.

South Korea leads in 5G rollout, followed by China and Japan

This was one of the key takeaways from the third 5G Observatory workshop, which also highlighted green issues and the need to reconsider geographic coverage.

Vodafone and Ericsson halve energy consumption in 5G trial

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Vodafone has announced that it has completed a trial of a new 5G radio which saw energy consumption decrease by a daily average of 43%, and as much as 55% at off-peak times.

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