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Getting smart about energy saving is good business sense for operators. Networks,exchanges and data centers consume vast amounts of electricity for direct powerand cooling. Rural locations and emerging markets incur the additional cost of fuel, securityand maintenance for diesel generators. Minimizing all these costs is a priority as energyprices rise around the world and as more operators commit to carbon emissions reductions.

Energy saving is not a new challenge– network managed services vendors have handledthe issue on operators’ behalf for several years. The more recent development isoperators seeking to combine their internal experience with their M2M capabilities tocreate new services for customers.

• Deutsche Telekom is offering a package of heat efficiency and property management services in Germany with its partner DIS IT Solutions. DT will install thermostats, water meters and humidity sensors and will process the data. An initial customer is Leipzig-based LAS, which provides billing services to utilities and real estate companies.

• In the Middle East, Etisalat has linked up with Pacific Controls, a specialist in M2M-enabled facilities automation, to jointly market services across a range of verticals.

• In 2011, Vodafone formed a global partnership with Bosch Group to create a joint solution for managing lifts, HVAC and escalators.

Remote monitoring and control of commercial and public buildings offer significantsavings potential, in contrast to the smart home which is a nascent interest for consumerstoday. Typical resource-intensive facilities are lifts and escalators, heating, ventilation andair conditioning systems (HVAC), lighting, motors and refrigeration. Informa sees imminentgrowth in retrofit of large buildings in cities worldwide, in industrial plants and businessparks, and in new build, particularly in the Middle East and Asia.

Some enterprises are becoming their own Energy Services Company (ESCO) andexploring opportunities to cut bills and sell excess power or heat into the grid. USretailer Wal-Mart consumes massive amounts of electricity for refrigeration, heatingand lighting. It intends to install 1,000 or more solar panels on store roofs and tocut the energy intensity of its buildings by 20% from 2010 levels.

ESCOs are prime target partners and customers for telcos, especially if some largerplayers emerge from this notoriously fragmented market. However, operators facestrong competition from building facilities equipment manufacturers and energymanagement system vendors. The telco advantage lies in bundling of energymanagement with broadband data, mobility solutions, M2M for security andsurveillance, and WAN/LANs. This is a market that can only grow. With the rightpartners and a strong foundation in their own energy saving activities, operatorsshould be able to establish an early presence that delivers long-term revenue.

This is an extract from Informa Telecoms & Media’s Intelligence Centre, for more information please visit, www.informatandm.com/ic

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Sheridan NyeSenior Analyst,Enterprise VerticalsInforma Telecoms& Media

Keeping the lights off: from internal energy savingto intelligent buildings

Focussed, specialised, high level content:R Network Infrastructure efficiency & modernisation

R Data centre energy saving solutions

R Renewable & alternative power supplies

R Green off-grid power

R Retail store energy management system efficiency

R ICT ‘clean up’: energy efficient application design;repairable & recyclable devices & accessories

R Operators’ moves to clean up ICT in other industries

R ‘Dematerialisation’: provisioning & monetisingalternative virtual solutions in vertical industries

R Vertical end user case studies from telco customersbuilding smart, energy efficient services

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Informa Telecoms & Media is delighted to bring you Telco Energy &Infrastructure Efficiency, the dedicated, specialised event focussed onminimising CAPEX, OPEX and payback time, on telco energy savingsolutions and network infrastructure. In addition to exploring how telecomoperators are positioning themselves as energy management providers, andcleaning up vertical end users' operations with cellular solutions.

The challenge to lower carbon emissions and ensure energy resilientnetworks is still rising: smartphone penetration continues to grow; 4Gincreases demand for, as well as speed of, data and cloud services; andoperators are still faced with the task of modernising older networks.Hence, energy costs for operators’ businesses, along with their carbonemissions continue to grow daily, be it in base stations, data centres orretail stores.

Bringing specialist speakers from telecom operators, innovative technologistsand vertical industry players, Telco Energy & Infrastructure Efficiencydelivers only high level content, to address how telecom operators can:

• Sustain a reduction in their carbon emissions, enabling cost savings and market differentiation

• Increase energy efficiency across their networks and whole business infrastructure with minimum CAPEX and OPEX: from data network switching to smart cooling systems in data centres!

• Monetise vertical sectors’ need for ‘virtual solutions’, and become smart energy management solution providers themselves

• Build sustainable, long term renewable energy supplies to power their modernising networks

Use your time efficiently and meet with established and new industrycontacts, to brainstorm, question and take away telco best practice fromnetwork infrastructure efficiency to data centre design.

We look forward to an interactive two days of learning and networking! See you at London’s top sustainable venue, 15Hatfields, on the 12 & 13 November 2013!

Telco Energy & Infrastructure Efficiency team!


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Welcome to...Telco Energy & Infrastructure Efficiency!


Day 1 – Tuesday 12 November 2013


08.15 Registration & refreshments

08.50 Introductory speech & speed networking

09.00 Chair’s opening remarksPeter Boyd, Chief Operating Office, Carbon War Room, UK

Sustaining Revenue Growth Whilst Going Green!

09.10 Opening with Winning Results! How has BT saved around £88 million in energy costs in the last 4 years?• Building a scalable base station (BS) switching strategy• Assessing the ROI of smart control, air conditioning system replacement, etc• How to counteract the rising energy demand of bandwidth requirements Richard Tarboton, Director of Energy & Carbon, BT, UK

09.40 Going OTT on sustainability!• Investment in renewable power sources• Devising ‘green’ data centre strategies• Finding and implementing cost saving technology• Maintaining global green initiatives and a sustainable public imagePlease visit www.telcoenergyefficiency.com for further speaker details

10.10 ‘Why now?’ Panel Discussion: Energy savings & telecommunications...how can Communication Service Providers (CSPs) contribute to efficiency within their businesses & manage carbon reduction in vertical industries?• Why do telecom operators need to be driving energy efficiency across their businesses now?

• Where to start? Network optimisation, base stations, data centres, retail stores; where is investment in energy efficiency being made by operators and where should it be?

• Insight into telecom operators’ moves to bring green ICT to vertical industries• Looking at new technologies, dematerialisation opportunities and the profit potential in becoming an energy management channel

Mark Anderson, Director, Energy Efficiency, GSMA, UK Matt Cullinen, Senior Associate, Carbon War Room, USA Andie Stephens, Senior Customer & Project Manager, The Carbon Trust, UK

10.50 Refreshments & networking

Looking at the Green Landscape: Threats & Opportunities

11.30 The ICT Users’ Green Way to support the sustainable development of the ICT world• Creating and implementing a global process supporting sustainable development of ICT areas

• Studying ICT areas covering the whole ICT world: network nodes, data centres, access networks (including fixed and mobile), core networks, customer networks

• Issuing first standards to define rules and Key Performance Indicators, and scales of Green

• Authorizing, monitoring and benchmarking of Sustainable ICT AreasDominique Roche, Head of Sustainability Standardization & Operators, Orange - FT Group, France

12.00 What’s the real cost of ICT to the environment? • Estimating the environmental impact of cloud services: from national to individual scales.

• A consideration of UK and European policies towards ICT and sustainability: a focusupon cloud service operators

• Assessing where ICT organisations’ energy and emissions will come from in the futureDr Dan Williams, Director, Qingtech, UK

12.25 How innovations by Telcos are delivering sustainability solutions for corporates• What is the state of corporate sustainability strategies?• Which sustainable telecoms solutions are corporates purchasing?• How are US and European telecoms providers positioned in the market today?• What are the recommendations for buyers seeking support with sustainable telecoms solutions?

Stuart Neumann, Senior Manager, Verdantix, UK

12.50 Lunch & networking

Modernising & Optimising Network Infrastructure

14.00 Network Optimisation: benchmarking network energy efficiency• Why act now? Studying the motivation behind operators’ need to cut greenhouse emissions along with energy costs

• Measuring the impact of smart control systems and rectifier switching• Calculating the exact carbon and cost savings? • What are the ingredients to successful industry collaboration and yielding innovative results?

Tom Bennett, Director of Network Services & Devices, EE, UK

14.30 Achieving complete network infrastructure efficiency• Site-Build• Rentals• Energy efficiency and carbon emission reductionGabriel Bonilha, Head of Network Infrastructure Efficiency, Telefónica Group – Global CTO Unit, UK

15.00 Smart Energy eVolution - Slashing RAN Annual energy bill by 35%• RAN energy efficiency in a data traffic driven market • Why pay for peak hour capacity during off-peak traffic demand?• Traffic analytics and machine learning – a cutting-edge technology for energy savings• Implementation and case-study results of deploying energy saving SON solution togenerate an immediate ROI

Roy Morad, CEO, eVolution Networks, Israel

15.20 Question Time: Data hungry customers & rising energy costs V. carbon & CAPEX reductionFour operator representatives are asked ‘what keeps them awake at night?’:• How are rising energy and rack space costs impacting your business?• What methods are you implementing or considering to increase the resilience of your networks with?

• Has 4G/LTE and rumoured 5G deployment created urgency in the market for network investment?

• Which solutions are you seeing which offer the low CAPEX and payback time desired?Tom Bennett, Director of Network Services & Devices, EE, UK Barry Kingsland, Head of Energy, Vodafone, UKPlease visit www.telcoenergyefficiency.com for further panellist details

16.00 Networking & refreshments

Ensuring Energy Efficient Networks for the Future

16.30 The future impact of data traffic growth to the environment & the operation of communication networks• Measuring the problem: what challenges does the increasing uptake of applications and services (and in particular wireless applications) present to network operators?

• Where will telecom operators’ energy costs and emissions come from going forward?• Estimating the environmental impact of cloud services• Is the ecosystem doing enough to minimise carbon emissions from wireless access networks?

• What alternative strategies to 3G and 4G can be explored in order to enable mobile broadband services?

• How energy efficient can data communication networks be in the future?• What are the practical challenges that need to be overcome for the deployment of energy efficient and low power solutions?

Senior Representative, GreenTouch Consortium

16.55 Industry Update: Collaborating to optimise the energy use of 4G/LTE & sustain a green internet for the futureHear detailed insight into ProjectEARTH’s results:• Energy efficient deployment strategies• Energy efficient network architectures• New network management mechanisms, adaptive to load variations with time• Innovative component designs with energy efficient adaptive operating points• New radio and network resource management protocols for multi-cell cooperative networking

• Q & A session: The next stage – planned roll out of energy efficient products by 2014

Mauro Boldi, System Engineer, Telecom Italia, Italy Muhammad Ali Imran, Reader in Communications, University of Surrey, UK

17.25 Best practices in operational network efficiency• Outlining key technical challenges to the network modernisation processes• Remote network monitoring• OPEX Reduction in emerging markets• Alternate Energy: solar and wind• Energy Conservation: OPEX-friendly equipmentAsad Naveed, General Manager (System Engg), PTCL, Pakistan

17.50 Close of Day 1 followed by Networking Drinks Reception

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Conference Advisory Board

Matt Cullinen,Senior AssociateCarbon War Room, USA

Sheridan Nye,Senior AnalystInforma Telecoms & Media, UK

Mauro Boldi,,System EngineerTelecom Italia, Italy

We thank our Advisory Board members for their expert opinion and input during the conference programme research and planning

Dominique Roche, Head of SustainabilityStandardization & Operators, Orange, France



08.30 Networking & refreshments

09.00 Chair’s opening remarksMark Newman, Chief Research Officer, Informa Telecoms & Media, UK

Worldwide Tech Clean Up 09.10 Getting the most from a telco energy efficiency programme

• Energy efficiency initiatives and practical examples: quick wins vs. long-term measures (mobile & fixed network)

• Legacy platforms: achieving affordable replacement of the old technology • Achieving Accurate Measures of Energy Consumption– prerequisites for an energy programme

Ružica Gajić, Energy & Environmental Manager, Y-HT, Croatia

09.35 Sporting Prowess: Ensuring network infrastructure efficiency during the 2014 FIFA World Cup• Preparatory steps taken in Brazil to ensure seamless coverage and high data services for subscribers

• Outlining government and industry moves taken to tackle insufficient bandwidth• Identifying key opportunities and vulnerabilities for MNOs brought by new network technology

• How to guarantee infrastructure security and protectionPlease visit www.telcoenergyefficiency.com for further speaking details

10.00 Panel Discussion: Defining the role of recycling, reparability & device manufacturers in fulfilling environmental duties• Steps being taken to tackle the environmental cost of redundant handsets and chargers• How to know what is in each of your products, beyond just a list of materials used• Measuring the importance of reparability on minimising mobile handsets’ environmental impact

• What design features can manufacturers use to improve the reparability of products?Markus Terho, Head of Sustainability, Nokia, Finland Please visit www.telcoenergyefficiency.com for further panellist details


11.20 Can 'Thin Clients' (Tablets & Smart-phones) really reduce electricityusage for consumer-ICT?• Looking at how emerging technologies have initiated broad and disruptive impact across the ICT sector: the effects of cloud computing, high-speed wireless networks, smart-phone and tablet devices

• Assessing the improvements in energy efficiency promised in terms of computational efficiencies and data storage

• How will new consumer ICT infrastructure reduce the overall energy costs of society's new digital lifestyle?

• What is the likelihood of a rebound effect that could skyrocket ICT-related energy costs over the next decade?

Peter Corcoran, Member of Society Board of Directors, IEEE Consumer Electronics Society, Ireland

Going Green at the Base Station 11.50 Lowering the environmental impact of new base station sites

• Advantages to multi operator cooperation and overcoming difficulties in sharing sites for base stations

• Achieving lower power consumption but better coverage for users• How to account for technical, community and visual considerationsMohammed Adamu Miet, Regional Power Expert, Millicom International Cellular, Ghana

Extending Sustainability across Data CentreConstruction & Design

OUTSIDE INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE: Specifying sustainable architecture: designing &

constructing next generation data centres12.20 Case Study: Citi Data Centre, Frankfurt

Michael Beaven, Director – Engineering & Sustainability, Arup Associates, UK

12.50 Lunch & networking

13.50 Reducing waste & the carbon impact of data centres• Rethinking established practices and innovating cooling techniques• How to get the most out of naturally powered systems and encouraging community involvement

• Exploring the role of recycling• Understanding the competitive advantage brought by energy efficient data centresJohn Booth, Consultant, Carbon3IT Ltd, UK

Telcos’ Contribution to Sustainable Societies

14.20 The Virtual Power Plant (VPP): Driving forward Renewable Energy through internet connectivity• How do VPPs advance societies’ switch to renewable energy supplies?• What is required to manage the IT infrastructure and data communication?• Analysing the increase energy resource utilisation enabled by VPPs • Breaking down the VPP ecosystem: who is needed and what will their role offer?Ivan K Pedersen, Programme Manager, DONG Energy, Denmark

14.50 EcoIsland Case Study: Standing by the commitment to renewables• Recognising telecommunications’ commitment to developing renewable energy sources

• Outlining the ROI: why the investment is needed and worthwhile• Ensuring increased payback time• What further steps should the telecommunications industry be taking to extend its duty to a smart, sustainable society

David Green, Chairman, EcoIsland Energy, UK

15.20 Engaging energy buyers with innovative solutions• Energy suppliers and energy service providers – can technology improve customer satisfaction?

• Changing usage habits, lowering costs and increasing loyalty through innovative energy services

• Exploring innovative energy service propositions that leverage M2M’s growing economies of scale

Rhys Kealley, Lead Analyst, Datamonitor Energy, UK


16.20 How the telecoms industry can help inspire smart citizens and a smart society• Smart meter roll-out – what this means for the UK’s energy and water future and understanding the role the telecoms industry plays

• Smart citizens – looking at the relationship between people and technology, and how this is relevant to the smart meter roll-out

• Smart society – the implications of a smart future on wider society and the role of the telecoms industry

Philip Sellwood, Chief Executive, Energy Saving Trust, UK

16.45 Working Group Session: Building smart societies with ICT technologiesThe room divides into moderated groups for 25 minutes, during which time members discuss the opportunities they have taken to:• Contribute to a more efficient economy using ICT through replacing goods/services/materials with virtual solutions

• Clean up the information systems sector• Lead with exemplary CSR programmes

The room then reconvenes and each working group moderator feeds back key findings from each group, before the conference chair opens up the floor to questions and discussion.Moderators include: Rhys Kealley, Lead Analyst, Datamonitor Energy, UKPlease visit www.telcoenergyefficiency.com for further moderator details

17.30 Chair's closing remarks & close of conference

Day 2 – Wednesday 13 November 2013

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R Energy Efficiency SponsorThe perfect opportunity to align your company to aspecific topic session focusing on Energy Efficiency.Combine targeted branding with a position on one of thehigh level panel discussions to ensure your perspectivesare heard.

R Network Optimisation SponsorFocusing on network topics – take ownership of thesession with a presentation to showcase exactly what youhave to offer around making the network itself moreenergy efficient.

R Infrastructure Sustainability SponsorTake the lead and position your company as the keypartner when developing sustainable solutions for TelcoInfrastructure.

R Green Room HostPositioned as the host and moderator for a roundtablediscussion on green technologies, with participants fromkey operators and partners in the field. This position givesyou the opportunity to lead the debate and interact withthe panellists and audience whilst being branded as theofficial ‘Green Room Host’.

R Hydra SponsorBranding of the glass, environmentally friendly waterbottles at the event is another great way in which topromote your brand and message. Promoted as a keyalternative energy source – all delegates will be presentedwith your branded water bottles.

Contact the Telco Energy & InfrastructureEfficiency Team:Sponsorship & Exhibition enquiries:Daniel Pitchford Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 20 7017 7115

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About Evolution Networks: eVolution Networks is the world’s firstcompany to provide Mobile Network Operators with a purely software-based solution that slashes energy consumption on the base station level,providing unmatched savings and the ability to dramatically reduce theRAN annual energy bill by up to 35%.

eVolution’s Smart Energy Solution (SES) is a fully automated softwaresolution that fits seamlessly into existing multi vendor/technology networks.SES analyzes and predicts mobile traffic patterns and deactivatesredundant capacity at the cell level during the times of day in which it is notneeded, while still providing the same Quality of Service to subscribers.

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• Named as the UK’s most sustainable conference and event venue at an awards ceremony held at the Food Link Conference organised by Sustain – the alliance for better food and farming.

• A strict ‘no bottled water’ policy has prevented 1 million plastic water bottles ending up in landfill (we filter our own water on site and serve to clients in reusable glass bottles).

• Distributed over 2 million wild flower seeds as part of our campaign tohelp save the decline of bees in London.

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