Green ICT Actions in China

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Green ICT Actions in China Guo Weixiang China Academy of Telecommunications Research of MIIT

Content ICT and Environmental Impacts Our Actions for green ICT

ICT and Environmental Impacts

ICT and carbon emissions The manufacture, use and disposal of ICT equipment contribute around 2% of global emissions of carbon dioxide. As the use of ICT grows, its emissions are likely to increase despite improvements in efficiency. It is estimated that ICT will be responsible for 3% of global emissions by 2020.

Energy use in the ICT life cyle Energy efficiency in ICT have mostly focused on consumption while in use. However, a large part of the environmental impact of a device comes during its manufacture and disposal. From cradle to grave

ICT and carbon emissions reduction ICT can also be used to increase energy efficiency and reduce emissions in other sectors. It is thus suggested that the use of ICT can cause an overall reduction in emissions even if its direct emissions increase.

ICT in other sectors Several reports have pointed out that the use of ICT in other sectors has the potential to reduce carbon emissions by far more than ICT’s direct contribution. Such as: Smart industry Intelligent transport Smart buildings Smart grid Network video conference Online shopping Online banking

Green of ICT & Green by ICT Environmental load caused by ICT Environmental load reduction achieved by ICT services ICTs have both positive and negative aspects on the environment. The negative factor is the environmental load caused by ICT devices and equipment. On the positive impact side, ICT services can make lifestyle and business operations more energy efficient. Towards constructing a sustainable society from an environmental viewpoint, we should act to minimize the negative factors of ICT and maximize the positive ones.

Our Actions for green ICT

Integration of informatization and industrialization The Ministry of industry and information technology Of China have published policy to promote the deep integration of informatization and industrialization, and strengthen the role of information and communication technology on energy saving and emission reduction of traditional industry.

Encourage the application of ICT Encourage the application of ICT to promote energy-saving and emission reduction of economic and social fields. These ICTs include Electronic commerce, mobile office, video conferencing, video surveillance, etc.

Green Data Center More and more energy saving technologies are used in IDC Many old IDC are reformed to meet the energy saving requirements The PUE of a lot of IDC is less than 1.5

HVDC for Telecommunication HVDC is more efficient, reliable, Energy-saving, Cost-efficient compared with traditional UPS High-voltage Direct Current(HVDC) Power Supply System for Telecommunication has been applied in some telecom operators of China

Green communication base station More and more energy-saving technologies make the communication base station more efficient, such as smart energy-saving technology for main equipment, smart air-condition technology, no house base station, etc.

Universal Power Chargers

Universal Power Chargers Normally every ICT device has at least one power charge, power adapter or power switch unit At the end of life, ICT devices and its power units are kinds of e-waste A universal power adapter and charger solution will reduce the number of power adapters and chargers by widening their application to more devices and increasing their lifetime. Then more energy and material will be saved.

Standardization With the promotion of industry, government and users, most of the mobile phones in China market are using universal power adapters with USB A port and Micro-USB B port.

Conclusions ICTs have both positive and negative aspects on the environment, we should act to minimize the negative factors of ICT and maximize the positive ones In China, a lot of laws and standards about environmental protection have been published Some actions have been made in China ICTs Industry to improve our environment

Thank you for your attention guoweixiang@catr.cn