As part of its mission to create a net-zero and sustainable energy future, Reon Energy, the energy company of Pakistan, believes in the 3Ds of modern power. Businesses can drive their energy systems towards greater efficiency through this solar energy transition and benefit people and the planet.
It is possible to bring about a fundamental change in society regarding renewable energy by establishing an interdependent loop among the industry, the government, the public and the financial institutions.
However, the company has helped several large and small industries establish energy-efficient businesses. Reon Energy has been a go-to energy solution for all from the textile to telecom industries.
Telecom Energy Infrastructure
Reon Energy's telecom energy infrastructure solutions ensure 99% network uptime and maximize savings for OPEX (operational expenditure).
In the case of low grid coverage, telecom tower operators may have to spend more than 85-90% of their operational budget on energy. In addition, high data demands and corresponding data centre needs have contributed to the growing energy challenge.
Telecom operators have a carbon footprint that expands as their energy consumption grows. As a result, switching from inefficient technologies to energy-efficient ones, particularly renewable energy, can reduce operating costs and carbon emissions.
Role Of Telecom Infrastructure
As a result of telecommunications infrastructure, network spillovers can occur, spatial barriers can be broken along with transaction costs, and business model innovation can be fostered. Green technology may be able to spread and progress in this way, potentially having a positive impact on innovation.
Despite being at a crossroads, both paths to renewable energy adoption lead to the telecoms sector. The continuous advancements in network technology, such as the global adoption of 4G and the development of 5G, will necessitate increased power requirements.
These new technologies can only be enabled by supplying more power to the sites. The modern societal and consumer environment, combined with the public commitments made by many telecommunications industries to go completely renewable, calls for green energy.
Financial parameters like savings and payback periods are always used to measure the benefits of green energy for telecoms. Introducing renewable energy into a cell site's energy mix will lead to numerous benefits, such as producing clean energy and reducing CO2 emissions.
Final Words
Green energy, socially responsible energy, or environment-friendly energy aren't the only advantages of renewable energy. A majority of countries across the world offer cheaper on-site renewable energy generation solutions than traditional grid and off-grid solutions.
In addition to being green, choosing hybrid renewable energy as your primary source of energy is also economically and financially advantageous.