Energy-Efficiency Research in the IRTF Bar BoF tonight – 20:15 Room 2103 Rolf Winter, Juergen Quittek.

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Energy-Efficiency Research in the IRTF Bar BoF tonight – 20:15 Room 2103 Rolf Winter, Juergen Quittek

Potential Saving (today) According to the ITU-T 2 – 2.5% of all green house gas emissions is from the use of ICT 1 EU says ICT uses 8% of electrical power in the EU and produces about 2% of the CO 2 (2005 figures) 2 Example: Telecom Italia is the second biggest consumer of electrical energy in Italy (>2TWh ) Not the biggest fish to catch but significant Increasing… 1 Information and communications technologies and climate change - Resolution 73, Impacts, European Commission DG INFSO, September 2008

How much is spent on the infrastructure?

What falls under ICT? : 4.2% of all CO2 and 10.5% of all electrical energy consumed in the EU

Some ongoing activities Guidelines and Certification Energy saving at lower layers Corporate initiatives

What can the IRTF do and why? Lower layer energy efficiency is the low(er) hanging fruit, what then? Some devices stay on because the Internet (protocols) assumes that devices are always- on – So it prevents other devices from saving energy At some point devices will go into sleep and they need to do extra work to join the net again – Help making this go faster/easier

What can the IRTF do and why? New protocols to support application proxys? Delay sending packets for some time to being able to send them in bursts of packets (delay tolerance) Metrics and benchmarking Monitoring and control plane issues...

Related activities in the IETF/IRTF IETF EMAN – energy management (SNMP) IRTF DTNRG – delay tolerance IETF 6LOWPAN, ROLL, CORE – constraint networks Interconnecting Smart Objects with the Internet (WS in Prague) – see also material referenced at archive/web/recipe/current/msg00041.html …

Questions we should to talk about later today Is there a sufficiently large group that wants to work on this – As opposed to may individuals that work each on their own thing (small changes to existing protocols be it routing, management etc.) What should the first priorities be – Protocol survey of which protocols need attention – The things we talked about before

Bar BoF tonight – 20:15 Room 2103