GreenTouch: Putting Energy Into Making Networks More Efficient
- 1. GreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 20111Putting Energy Into Making Networks More Efficient© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 2. Delivering on the VisionGee RittenhouseGreenTouch ChairmanGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 20112© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 4. Beyond What We Can See4Smart Phones50 Million AutomobilesPadsHDVideo3DWirelessStatusQuoCarbon EmissionsResearch Inventory @ 100%300 MtCO2e20092020GreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 2011© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 5. How Far Can We Go?5OpticalWirelessThermal NoiseBennet and Landauer“communications networks could be 10,000 times more energy-efficient than they are today”Quantum UncertaintyKeyesClaude ShannonBell Labs research studyGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 2011© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 7. It Takes an Ecosystem …7GreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 2011© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 9. Members Actively Engaged…9Beyond Cellular – Green Mobile NetworksVirtual Home Gateway Optimal End-to-End Resource AllocationService Energy Aware Optical Networks Green Transmission Technologies Minimum Energy Access Architectures Single-Chip LinecardsLarge-Scale Antenna SystemsHighly-Adaptive Layer Mesh Networks Massive MIMO 25+CurrentProjectsGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 2011© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 10. …and Collaboration10Wireline AccessGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 2011© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 11. Delivering The Vision…11GreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 2011Metro RouterMetro/Edge NetworkEthernet SwitchOTNEthernet SwitchROADMROADMROADMROADMROADMEthernet SwitchMetro Router© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 12. GreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 201112Putting Energy Into Making Networks More Efficient© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 14. A sustainable world through responsible, ICT-enabled transformation.GeSI VISION14
- 15. By 2014, GeSI is the recognized thought leader, partner of choice and proactive driver of the ICT sustainability agenda as measured by development and use of its tools, broad member base and contribution to relevant policies.GeSI MISSION15
- 16. GeSI – Growing Membership & PartnershipsMEMBERSPARTNERS
- 17. “Business as usual” CO2 level by 2100Double pre-industrial CO2 level“Dangerous” climate change likelyLowest possible stabilisation by 210050% chance of limiting global warming to 2oC30 ppm increase over last 17 yearsFastest rate of change:30 ppm increase over 1000 yearsMajor Challenge Climate Change:How ICT can help to win the Race65015% overall CO2-Reduction by: Smart Logistics
- 18. Smart Buildings
- 19. Smart Grid
- 20. Smart motors and Industry Processes
- 21. Dematerialization6005505004504002008: 384 ppmIncreasing at 2 ppm per year350Temperature from Antarctic iceCO2 concentration in gas bubbles within ice430020CO2 (ppm)-2250CO2 at Mauna Loa, HawaiiTemperature change (oC)-4CO2 in ice (Law Dome)-6200-8-101501000150,000100,00050,00020001500
- 22. Top measures of ICT energy efficiency From transformation to excellence to customer satisfactionEnergy-efficient NGN infrastructureSustainable customer solutionsNGN/All-IP transformationGo with the technology (e.g. 15% improvement p.a.)
- 23. Common site concept(Fixed & Mobile, eventually IT)
- 24. Improved housing efficiency(UPS, HVAC, building practice)
- 25. Load adaptive network ops (Power mode, starting with fix & mobile access – DSL & RAN)
- 26. Energy efficient CPE/HGW (e.g. functional integration, thin clients, …)
- 27. Green home networks (Energy Control Plane, …)
- 28. Green applications(Green App, smart homes etc.)
- 29. Minimized parallel operation of NGN and legacy platforms(turn off PSTN, SDH & ATM)
- 30. Capacity adjustment (from 100 ->50% market share)
- 31. Platform live cycle management. (e.g. mobile network)Message – ICT’s Enabling Effect, Measuring the Impact
- 32. What can be achieved in total?Levers to provide energy reduction per unit up to 70% until 2017: 0,10NGN will completely change carrier factory
- 33. Optimized engine rooms for new engines!
- 34. Still high technology improvements expected
- 35. Challenge suppliers, buy efficient boxes!
- 36. Fragmented, oversized always on platforms are status quo of pre NGN
- 37. Consolidation, virtuali-zation & load adaptive
- 38. operationPotential per unit 2017: Core/Regio - 70%
- 39. Data Center - 70%
- 40. Access - 40%HousingOperationEquipmentData Center ExampleOur Estimates for ICT Operation 2017 of NGF:Load adaptive operation of NGN : -30 …-50%Consolidation: - 20%Optim. Resilience: -20%)Improvement of functional efficiency for NGN equipment :-15 % CAGRImprovement of Housing efficiency for NGN operation: PUE: 1,8 - >1,3Lever: -30% (2017)Lever: -40% (average)Lever: -30% (cum.)*Dipiction Data Center: IBM Corporation; Ken Rigby: “The Green Data Center” Harrisburg Farm Show & Expo Center, Dec. 5th, 2007
- 41. Complementary InitiativesGT and GeSI’s audiences are complementaryGT – the vision of dramatic technical solutions, realized by leveraging collective scientific expertise, to launch a new energy efficiency foundation for a more sustainable future GeSI – the voice of ICT driven sustainability, reaching stakeholders, providing decision makers with credible informationOur messages are mutually beneficialSharing experiences can continue to reinforce the inherent strength of our organizations
- 42. GreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 201122Putting Energy Into Making Networks More Efficient© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 43. Insight into the ResearchClaude MonneyGreenTouch Executive Board MemberSenior Consultant, Environment, SwisscomGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 201123© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 44. StrategyHolistic viewCooperation through common visionCreate essential technologiesMulti-disciplinary, open innovationGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 20112424© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 45. StructureGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 201125Services, Applications & TrendsCore Optical Networking & TransmissionWireline Access NetworksCore Switching & RoutingMobile Communications20X2000X1600X400X© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 46. StructureGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 201126Wireline Access Networks1600X© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 47. ChallengesNavigate between theory and practiceManage intellectual propertyFind focusScope of effortGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 201127© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 48. SolutionsBuilding reference architectureAgreed on framework for collaborationDefined and prioritized first projectsBuilding strategic partnershipsGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 201128© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 49. GreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 201129Putting Energy Into Making Networks More Efficient© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 50. Projects and ProgressRod TuckerGreenTouch Executive Board Member & Network Committee ChairLaureate Professor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of MelbourneGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 201130© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 51. Some Research Projects…31Beyond Cellular – Green Mobile NetworksVirtual Home Gateway Optimal End-to-End Resource AllocationService Energy Aware Optical Networks Green Transmission Technologies Minimum Energy Access Architectures Single-Chip LinecardsLarge-Scale Antenna SystemsHighly-Adaptive Layer Mesh Networks Massive MIMO 25+CurrentProjectsGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 2011© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 52. Wireline Access32DSP Platforms for Wireless Home NetworkMin. Energy Access ArchitecturesSleep ModesUn-cooled Tunable LasersGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 2011Virtual Home GatewayLow Power OFDM in Optical AccessNovel PON Protocols; Low Power Customer Premises EquipmentFiber in the Home© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 53. GreenTouch Roadmap for WirelineAccessGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 201133GreenTouchInnovationsPower201020202012201420162018Time© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 54. Beyond Cellular MobileSeparating Data Network from Signaling NetworkGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 201134Data NetworkSignaling NetworkCollaborators:Bell Labs HuaweiSamsung INRIA © 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 55. Single-Chip Router LinecardsGreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 201135Multiple CoresCross-XCMOSContent CacheOptical Fiber Silicon PhotonicsHybrid Electronic – Photonic Chip© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
- 56. GreenTouch News Briefing | 1 February 201136Putting Energy Into Making Networks More Efficientwww.GreenTouch.org© 2011 GreenTouch Consortium
Editor's Notes
- #14: The Global e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI) is dedicated to advancing sustainable development in the ICT sector. Since 2001, leading ICT companies, industry associations and non-governmental organizations have worked together under the GeSI charter to advance this goal. In 2008, GeSI underwent a formal transition to become a legal international non-profit organization with headquarters in Belgium. The organization successfully elected its second Board of Directors in July 2010 and is currently engaged in a strategic visioning and planning phase. On November 18, 2010, the Board convened in Washington DC to review and update the strategic vision and mission of the organization.
- #15: GeSI Board members spent over an hour discussing the Vision the organization should seek to achieve. This Vision encompasses the idea that ICT as a sector will embrace the idea of acting responsibly to achieve sustainability, and also embraces the idea that ICT is and should be “part of the solution.”
- #16: This new Mission statement has a four-year time horizon. It emphasizes that GeSI should continue to drive thought leadership and also quantifiable results in the area of ICT and sustainability. By delivering in these areas, GeSI will be the partner of choice for external players in the corporate, government and NGO sectors in areas of sustainability. Such success will naturally support a robust membership base that will include prestigious members from both the corporate and the non-corporate sectors.
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- #26: Whatisbeyondthese values?There’s a hugepotential for more efficient elements in all parts of the network. The research effort willbe immense. Only a collaboration between the main playerswilllead to achieving the goal.
- #27: Whatisbeyondthese values?There’s a hugepotential for more efficient elements in all parts of the network. The research effort willbe immense. Only a collaboration between the main playerswilllead to achieving the goal.