Huawei Lights up a Low-Carbon Smart Future with Customers and Partners at MWC Barcelona

To help carriers walk on the green development path, Huawei proposed "More Bits, Less Watts" strategy. Through this comprehensive solution that integrates green site, green network, and green operation, carriers can enjoy increased network capacity at lower energy consumption per bit.

Michel FRAISSE, Vice President and CTO of Huawei Digital Power in West Europe, said that Huawei green energy target network aimed to help carriers build green and low-carbon networks.

Guest speakers shared wonderful insights at the summit. Luis Neves, CEO of the Global Enabling Sustainability Initiative (GeSI), shared how digital technologies can help the traditional energy industry improve energy efficiency and how ICT carbon handprint can reduce carbon footprint in the industry.

Bernd Leven, Head of Energy Performance at Vodafone, shared their practices in using renewable energy at global sites, recycling network waste, reducing carbon emissions in the supply chain, as well as the 2040 net zero carbon emission strategy.

Maria Yolanda C. Crisanto, Chief Sustainability Officer at Globe Telecom, shared their 2030 low-carbon target network plan, which includes simplified site deployment, indoor-to-outdoor reconstruction of existing sites, PV deployment, and genset removal.

Seppo Ihalainen, CEO of Ficolo, and Santiago Hernández Onís, CEO of XDATA, talked about operating data centers with 100% green power and lower PUE, and enabling the industry to reduce carbon footprint through data centers.

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