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1313thth GermanGerman--Japanese SymposiumJapanese Symposium14 September, 201014 September, 201014 September, 201014 September, 2010
Green ICT toward Low Carbon SocietyGreen ICT toward Low Carbon Society--Green R&D Activities in NTTGreen R&D Activities in NTT--
MoritoMorito MATSUOKAMATSUOKANTT Energy and Environment Systems LaboratoriesNTT Energy and Environment Systems LaboratoriesNTT Energy and Environment Systems LaboratoriesNTT Energy and Environment Systems Laboratories
OutlineOutline
1. Trends in global warming1. Trends in global warming2. Environmental impact reduction using ICT2. Environmental impact reduction using ICT2. Environmental impact reduction using ICT2. Environmental impact reduction using ICT3. NTT R&D Toward Reducing Environmental Impact3. NTT R&D Toward Reducing Environmental Impact
3 1 Overview3 1 Overview3.1 Overview3.1 Overview3.2 Green of ICT3.2 Green of ICT3 3 G b ICT3 3 G b ICT3.3 Green by ICT3.3 Green by ICT
4. Summary4. Summary
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World Trends in Global WarmingWorld Trends in Global Warming
20062006 20072007 20082008 20092009 20102010Kyoto Protocol period (2008 to 2012)Kyoto Protocol period (2008 to 2012)
COCO22 produced by humans is produced by humans is
Bali Road Map Bali Road Map adopted by COP13 adopted by COP13 (Indonesia)(Indonesia)
No progress at No progress at COP14 COP14 (Poland)(Poland)
COP15 (Denmark): COP15 (Denmark): PostPost--Kyoto is Kyoto is postponedpostponed
y p ( )y p ( )COP16 COP16 (Mexico)(Mexico)
22 p yp yincreasingincreasing
GG--8 Summit (8 Summit (TowadaTowada))
→→Shared longShared long--term target term target
Italy Italy summitsummit
New New reduction reduction obligationobligation
ssto reduce global emissions to reduce global emissions by 50% by 2050by 50% by 2050
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MidMid--term target (25% term target (25% reduction from 1990) reduction from 1990) promised promised (September)(September)
June 2006: “Fukuda June 2006: “Fukuda Vision” for global Vision” for global warmingwarming
Publication (June) of Publication (June) of midmid--term target (15% term target (15% reduction from 2005)reduction from 2005)
Pil t C b T di PPil t C b T di P
proactive proactive utilization of ICT utilization of ICT is indispensable.is indispensable.
Source: IPPC4 ReportSource: IPPC4 Report
Revision of energy conservation law Revision of energy conservation law and global warming lawand global warming law
Pilot Carbon Trading ProgramPilot Carbon Trading Program
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Revision of Tokyo Prefecture Environmental Revision of Tokyo Prefecture Environmental Protection Law.Protection Law.
Japan’s trends in Green IT (ICT)Japan’s trends in Green IT (ICT)COCO22 Emissions in Japan by SectorEmissions in Japan by Sector COCO22 Emissions in Industrial SectorEmissions in Industrial Sector
Energy conversion Energy conversion Other Other FY 2006FY 2006 FY 2006FY 2006
IT 4%IT 4%TransportationTransportationHousehold Household
Energy conversion Energy conversion
Other Other
Steel Steel Cement Cement
Industry Industry Service Service administration administration
Steel Steel
Electric power Electric power
Paper Paper manufacture manufacture
Cement Cement
Source: "Green IT " Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry (METI) Green IT Source: "Green IT " Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry (METI) Green IT IT 1.5%IT 1.5% Chemical Chemical
Petroleum Petroleum
The IT (ICT) sector The IT (ICT) sector accounts for approximately 2% of emissions and contributes to reductions in the accounts for approximately 2% of emissions and contributes to reductions in the other sectors, which account for 98% of all emissions.other sectors, which account for 98% of all emissions.
Source: Green IT, Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI), Green IT Source: Green IT, Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI), Green IT Promotion CouncilPromotion Council
other sectors, which account for 98% of all emissions.other sectors, which account for 98% of all emissions.
The IT (ICT) sector is drawing attention from The IT (ICT) sector is drawing attention from its own energy savings (its own energy savings (of ICTof ICT)) and fromand from its its contribution to COcontribution to CO22 reductions in society (reductions in society (by ICTby ICT).).
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NTT R&DNTT R&D
Several National Activities in JapanSeveral National Activities in Japanfor reduction of COfor reduction of CO22 emission by ICTemission by ICT
Several issues addresses under each project supported by METI, NEDO and MIC of Japan. Several issues addresses under each project supported by METI, NEDO and MIC of Japan. Typical example of the issues are listed.Typical example of the issues are listed.
■■ METI: NextMETI: Next--Generation Energy and Social System CommitteeGeneration Energy and Social System Committee the Study Group on the Scheme for Nextthe Study Group on the Scheme for Next--Generation Power Transmission and Distribution NetworksGeneration Power Transmission and Distribution Networks the Study Group on the Smart Meter Schemethe Study Group on the Smart Meter Scheme the Study Group on the Smart Meter Schemethe Study Group on the Smart Meter Scheme the Study Group on the international standardization related to Nextthe Study Group on the international standardization related to Next--Generation Energy SystemsGeneration Energy Systems The Forum on Smart CommunityThe Forum on Smart Community--Related Systems, including the Demonstration of NextRelated Systems, including the Demonstration of Next--Generation Energy Generation Energy
and Social Systems in Yokohama City, Toyota City, Kansai Science City and Kitakyushu Cityand Social Systems in Yokohama City, Toyota City, Kansai Science City and Kitakyushu City■■ NEDO: Japan Smart Community Alliance (JSCA)NEDO: Japan Smart Community Alliance (JSCA)
JSCA was launched as PublicJSCA was launched as Public--private partnership project pursuant to the recommendation of The Forum on private partnership project pursuant to the recommendation of The Forum on Smart CommunitySmart Community--Related Systems of METIRelated Systems of METI
■■ MIC Th P j t f P ti f St d di ti f I t t d N t k M t S tMIC Th P j t f P ti f St d di ti f I t t d N t k M t S t■■ MIC: The Project of Promotion of Standardization of Integrated Network Management SystemMIC: The Project of Promotion of Standardization of Integrated Network Management System The Requirement for Interfaces of ICT Systems, including home network, mobile network, AMI, to reduce The Requirement for Interfaces of ICT Systems, including home network, mobile network, AMI, to reduce
environmental impact in cooperation with the standardization activity of JSCAenvironmental impact in cooperation with the standardization activity of JSCA The Requirement for Wireless Systems to reduce environmental impactThe Requirement for Wireless Systems to reduce environmental impact The Requirement for Wireless Systems to reduce environmental impactThe Requirement for Wireless Systems to reduce environmental impact The Demonstration in Local Area about Verification of Communication Protocol to reduce environmental The Demonstration in Local Area about Verification of Communication Protocol to reduce environmental
impactimpact Several Study Groups on LCA and standardization in ITUSeveral Study Groups on LCA and standardization in ITU
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*METI: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry*METI: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry*NEDO: New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization*NEDO: New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization*MIC: Ministry of Internal Affaires and Communications*MIC: Ministry of Internal Affaires and Communications
Relationships between environmental Relationships between environmental issues and ICT issues and ICT
Preservation of biodiversityPreservation of biodiversityPreservation of biodiversityPreservation of biodiversity
Environmental protection Environmental protection (air, water, soil, etc.)(air, water, soil, etc.)
Environmental protection Environmental protection (air, water, soil, etc.)(air, water, soil, etc.) Environmental Environmental Environmental Environmental
issuesissuesMitigation of Mitigation of
chemical damagechemical damage
Prevention of global warming Prevention of global warming Prevention of global warming Prevention of global warming ( d i CO( d i CO i i )i i )
Sustainable society Sustainable society ( d i f )( d i f )Scope of Scope of
(classified by environmental white paper)(classified by environmental white paper)
(reducing CO(reducing CO22 emissions)emissions) (reducing use of resources)(reducing use of resources)(reducing use of resources)(reducing use of resources)Green ICT Green ICT
Scope of Scope of NTTNTT--R&DR&D
Green of ICT Green of ICT Green by ICT Green by ICT -- Reducing COReducing CO22 emissionsemissions ・・Reduction of environmental impact Reduction of environmental impact
through increasing lifestyle and through increasing lifestyle and gg 22-- Reducing use of resources Reducing use of resources
through increasing lifestyle and through increasing lifestyle and industrial efficiencyindustrial efficiency
Governance by Green Governance by Green
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Governance by Green Governance by Green --Making results visibleMaking results visible--Governance PolicyGovernance Policy
NTT R&D Toward Reducing Environmental NTT R&D Toward Reducing Environmental ImpactImpact
A t i lA t i l CB CCB CCloud computingCloud computing
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Cloud Computing) Cloud Computing) 4k digital cinema, etc. 4k digital cinema, etc.
ONU,ONU, OLTOLT、、HGW HGW Reduce resource Reduce resource use, recycle fiber use, recycle fiber
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Set methodology, Set methodology, create guidelinescreate guidelines
use, recycle fiber use, recycle fiber optic cablesoptic cables
NetworkNetwork EquipmentEquipmentFiber optic Fiber optic Air Air conditioningconditioning
NGN, future networksNGN, future networksSmart gridsSmart grids
create guidelinescreate guidelines
Electric supplyElectric supply DevicesDevices
integrated packet integrated packet routers, etc. routers, etc.
ggAisle cappingAisle capping Smart gridsSmart grids
HEMS, EV,,,,HEMS, EV,,,,
Electric supplyElectric supplyHigh voltage DC supply High voltage DC supply technologytechnology
LowLow--consumption fiber consumption fiber optic devices, optic devices, nanoelectronicsnanoelectronicsElectrical generation, storageElectrical generation, storage
HighHigh--efficiency fuel cell batteriesefficiency fuel cell batteries
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HighHigh--efficiency fuel cell batteriesefficiency fuel cell batteries(SOFC), (SOFC), NiHNiH batteries, batteries, walking generationwalking generation
Technology overview of R&D topics Technology overview of R&D topics related to reducing COrelated to reducing CO22 emissionsemissions
EnergyEnergy--savingsaving-- HVDCHVDC
Clean energyClean energy-- Fuel cellFuel cell
COCO22 reusereuse-- Chemical fixationChemical fixation-- Smart grid, smart housesSmart grid, smart houses
-- EnergyEnergy--saving systemssaving systems-- AirAir--con, etc.con, etc.
-- Novel batteryNovel battery-- High efficiency solar High efficiency solar -- Hydrogen etc.Hydrogen etc.
Chemical fixationChemical fixation-- BiofixationBiofixation, etc., etc.
HighHigh--efficiency efficiency photovoltaicsphotovoltaics
Smart houseSmart houseHighHigh--efficiency photovoltaicsefficiency photovoltaics
Smart gridSmart grid
HVDCHVDCAirAir conditioningconditioning
EnergyEnergy--saving devicessaving devices
Fuel cellFuel cellHVDCHVDC
Fuel cellFuel cell
AirAir--conditioningconditioningsystemssystems
COCO2 2 reusereuse
InIn--house DC distributionhouse DC distribution
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Novel batteryNovel batteryCOCO2 2 reusereuse
Approach for reducing power consumption Approach for reducing power consumption based on DC power supplybased on DC power supply
-- HVDC does not require as many power conversion steps with high system effectiveness.HVDC does not require as many power conversion steps with high system effectiveness.-- HVDC lowers drain and reduces facility costHVDC lowers drain and reduces facility costHVDC lowers drain and reduces facility cost.HVDC lowers drain and reduces facility cost.
Alternate current (AC)Alternate current (AC)4 power conversion steps4 power conversion steps
Direct current (48Direct current (48--V type)V type)2 power conversion steps2 power conversion steps
AC/AC/DCDC
DC/DC/ACAC
AC/AC/DCDC
DC/DC/DCDC CPUCPU
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DC48 VDC48 VBatteryBattery
to 200 Vto 200 VBatteryBattery
-- Decreases the number Decreases the number -- Thinner cablesThinner cables
ICT equipmentICT equipment ICT equipmentICT equipment
HighHigh--voltage direct current (HVDC)voltage direct current (HVDC)
11 22
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-- Fuel cellsFuel cells
Thinner cablesThinner cables-- Improved installationImproved installation
flexibilityflexibilityICT equipmentICT equipmentRectifierRectifier
AC/AC/DCDC
DC/DC/DCDC CPUCPU
11 22
Approx.Approx.DC400 VDC400 V
15%15%reductionreduction
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BatteryBattery 2 power conversion steps2 power conversion stepsreductionreduction
Advantages of DC power supply systemAdvantages of DC power supply system
DC 48DC 48--V power V power supply (Left)supply (Left)
Rectifier Rectifier —— Current distribution deviceCurrent distribution deviceDC 48DC 48--V power V power supply (Left)supply (Left)
Current distribution device Current distribution device —— ICT deviceICT device
Using high voltage Using high voltage lt i thi bl lt i thi bl pp y ( )pp y ( )
HVDC power HVDC power supply (Right)supply (Right)
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AC 200 VAC 200 V
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Storage Storage batterybattery
RectifierRectifierdevicedevice
Using highUsing high--voltage voltage enables efficient use of enables efficient use of 2 racks2 racks
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spacespace 1 rack1 rack
Approach to onApproach to on--premise DC power supply premise DC power supply systemsystem
• With household energy demand increasing over the years, CO2 emissions in 2006 were 1.3 times more than in 1990
• With the spread of FTTH and the increase in CO2 emissions from household communication devices, if With the spread of FTTH and the increase in CO2 emissions from household communication devices, if the number of subscribers reaches 20 million, one-third of all CO2 emissions of the NTT Group will be due to household communication devices
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22 ppsubscribers and communication devices subscribers and communication devices (NTT estimate)(NTT estimate)
Advantages to onAdvantages to on--premise DC power premise DC power supply systemsupply system
-- COCO22 reduction effect (over 10%) based on household DC power supplyreduction effect (over 10%) based on household DC power supplyB k d i tB k d i t
High affinity with High affinity with h t lt i d f l h t lt i d f l
High affinity with High affinity with h t lt i d f l h t lt i d f l PV llPV llPV llPV ll Power condenserPower condenser
-- Backup during power outageBackup during power outage
DCDCphotovoltaic and fuel photovoltaic and fuel cellscellsphotovoltaic and fuel photovoltaic and fuel cellscells
AC adapter not AC adapter not necessarynecessary
SwitchSwitch--boardboard
PV cellPV cell
Fuel Fuel cellcell
PV cellPV cell
DCDCACACDCDC
Power condenserPower condenser
Conversion 1Conversion 1
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ACACCommunication Communication
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batterybatterygg
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AC power supply system configurationAC power supply system configuration
p pp y ( )p pp y ( )
Research topicsResearch topicsResearch topicsResearch topics••Filter technology (Lightning, EMC)Filter technology (Lightning, EMC)••DC power supply lines and communications technologyDC power supply lines and communications technology
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••Control protocolControl protocol••Standardization of voltage and connectorsStandardization of voltage and connectors
Approach for energy networking systemApproach for energy networking system
Supply to Pavilions 20002000NAS batteriesNAS batteries
Demonstrative study on the new energy system at Expo 2005Demonstrative study on the new energy system at Expo 2005 (NEDO)(NEDO)
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Photovoltaic cellsPhotovoltaic cells(PV)(PV)Energy control system
(NTT FACILITIES, Inc.・NTT Labs.)
(SOFC)(SOFC)
Phosphoric acid fuel cells Phosphoric acid fuel cells
Commercial Commercial PowerPower
New energy systemNew energy systemSodiumSodium--sulfursulfur
Copyright© 2010 Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation 1212・・The power generation plan can be optimized to achieve The power generation plan can be optimized to achieve predetermined priority conditions such as “reduced CO2 emission”predetermined priority conditions such as “reduced CO2 emission”
(PAFC)(PAFC)(NAS)batteries(NAS)batteries Molten carbonate fuel Molten carbonate fuel cellcellss(MCFC)(MCFC)
Advanced Energy Systems for Sustainability (AES) ProjectAdvanced Energy Systems for Sustainability (AES) ProjectStudy of nextStudy of next--generation energy networks in the communitygeneration energy networks in the community
Optimal control of nextOptimal control of next--generation energy network to minimize COgeneration energy network to minimize CO22 emissions and costemissions and costDSM: Demand Side ManagementDSM: Demand Side Management
Visualizing Visualizing COCO22i ii i
Power gridPower grid Supply and demand dataSupply and demand data
UtilityUtility Charging StationCharging StationBatteries+PVBatteries+PV、、FCFC Photovoltaic cells(PV)Photovoltaic cells(PV)
DSM: Demand Side ManagementDSM: Demand Side ManagementDR: Demand ResponseDR: Demand Response
emissionsemissions
AV equipmentAV equipmentRefrigeratorRefrigeratorPVPV
:: HeatHeat:: Electric power Electric power
:: CommunicationCommunication:: GasGas Smart EnergySmart Energy
NetworkNetwork
Batteries+PVBatteries+PV、、FCFC Photovoltaic cells(PV)Photovoltaic cells(PV)BatteriesBatteries
DSMDSM//DRDR
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ConsumerConsumerelectronicselectronics
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Washing machineWashing machineNGNNGN
IT equipmentIT equipmentServerServer DSMDSM//DRDR
CO2 emissionsCO2 emissionsand cost savingand cost savingDSMDSM//DRDR
Solar waterSolar water Photovoltaic cellsPhotovoltaic cells
Hot Hot water water
Fuel Cells(FC)Fuel Cells(FC)
ServerServer ServerServer Cooking AppliancesCooking AppliancesHot waterHot watersupplysupply
Air conditionerAir conditioner
Washing machineWashing machine
Fuel CellsFuel Cells
Smart HouseSmart House
NGNNGNgg
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City GasCity Gas
-- Energy optimal control in the communityEnergy optimal control in the community
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Smart HouseSmart House-- Energy management by homeEnergy management by home--ICTICT
Standardization of network interfacesStandardization of network interfaces
TestTest--bed of EMS are going to developed by connecting 5 simulated environment of house or office located in Japan bed of EMS are going to developed by connecting 5 simulated environment of house or office located in Japan by network. Interoperability is going to be verified by standardizing network interfaces, and the effect of the power by network. Interoperability is going to be verified by standardizing network interfaces, and the effect of the power consumption reduction are going to be improved.consumption reduction are going to be improved.consumption reduction are going to be improved.consumption reduction are going to be improved.( The project supported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications in Japan) ( The project supported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications in Japan)
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information・Providing and controlling power
energy-saving information・Multi-protocol gateways・Interference diagnosis from
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Making Environmental Impact Reduction Making Environmental Impact Reduction VisibleVisible
To revolutionize lifestyles and move toward a lowTo revolutionize lifestyles and move toward a low--carbon society, quantification and visibility of ICT effects on carbon society, quantification and visibility of ICT effects on environmental impact reduction are important issues.environmental impact reduction are important issues.
Ex: VideoEx: Video--conferenceconferenceMaking COMaking CO22 emissions visible across the entire emissions visible across the entire supply chain to service provisionsupply chain to service provision
Making effects Making effects visiblevisible
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device, air device, air conditioning, conditioning, service etcservice etc
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Standardization allowing international comparison and objectivityStandardization allowing international comparison and objectivity
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ComparisonComparison Human movement (car, bus, rail, airplane etc.) reductionHuman movement (car, bus, rail, airplane etc.) reduction
・・Determine environmental impact assessment rangeDetermine environmental impact assessment range・・Reduction effect calculation methodology, etc.Reduction effect calculation methodology, etc.
Ex: Reduce rail movementEx: Reduce rail movementppReduction volume = energy reduced per person per kilometer (J)Reduction volume = energy reduced per person per kilometer (J)
x Reduced movement distance x reduced number of x Reduced movement distance x reduced number of persons transportedpersons transportedReduction volume = Energy consumption unit per sq meter of office spaceReduction volume = Energy consumption unit per sq meter of office space
Work efficiency (human workload, etc.)Work efficiency (human workload, etc.)Reduction effectReduction effect(Human movement, (Human movement, material movement, work material movement, work
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Reduction volume = Energy consumption unit per sq. meter of office spaceReduction volume = Energy consumption unit per sq. meter of office spacex sq. meters of space used per person x amount of work x sq. meters of space used per person x amount of work
made efficient (people/year)made efficient (people/year)
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Results of Environmental Impact Results of Environmental Impact Evaluation Evaluation --IP NetworkIP Network--
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(MORE)(MORE) (Family Type)(Family Type)Recovery Recovery by recyclingby recycling
Direction of R&D in green ICTDirection of R&D in green ICT
Green of ICTGreen of ICT•• Lower power consumption of ICT equipment (e g server router Lower power consumption of ICT equipment (e g server router Lower power consumption of ICT equipment (e.g. server, router, Lower power consumption of ICT equipment (e.g. server, router,
terminal device)terminal device)Example: Ultra low power device, optical router, sleep modeExample: Ultra low power device, optical router, sleep mode
•• Creation of applicable clean energy in the ICT sectorCreation of applicable clean energy in the ICT sectorExample: DC power supply, fuel cell, PV generation, energy networkExample: DC power supply, fuel cell, PV generation, energy network
•• Waste recycling in ICT sectorWaste recycling in ICT sector•• Waste recycling in ICT sectorWaste recycling in ICT sectorExample: Material recycling, closed recyclingExample: Material recycling, closed recycling
Green by ICTGreen by ICT•• Contribution by ICT services in reducing society's energy Contribution by ICT services in reducing society's energy
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