- The vendor indicated customer testing showed the software could help operators reduce their power usage by up to 30 percent.
- It cited Analysys Mason research indicating energy costs account for between 3 per cent and 30 per cent of their total revenue.
Nokia has upgraded its AVA Energy efficiency software with improved algorithms and power-saving measures it stated will help operators cut electricity consumption across their networks in the face of rising costs. The vendor indicated customer testing showed the software could help operators reduce their power usage by up to 30 per cent, about ten percentage points higher than its original offering.
Nokia highlighted potential reductions in operator data centres, base stations, batteries and network air conditioning units. It cited Analysys Mason research indicating energy costs account for between 3 per cent and 30 per cent of their total revenue.
BT Group cited higher energy costs as a factor in a decline in revenue in the quarter to the end of December 2022. Nokia explained AVA Energy enables operators to shut down “idling and unused equipment automatically” and provides “the option to completely disconnect hardware”.