energy: alcatel case

Energy: Alcatel caseIEF European RoundtableEnergy Efficiency - Knowledge Management - Progress & LimitsOctober 28-29, 2002

DAGRI/RES October 2002All rights reserved 2002, Alcatel

Alcatels MissionAlcatel the enabler of global communicationsComplete portfolio of network solutionsGlobal presenceIntegration capabilities for any network type


2001 Facts and Figures99,000 employees (60,000 YE 2003)with over 22,000 engineers in R&Dactive in 130 countries25.35 Billion euros in sales11.3% invested in R&D


Sales by Segments and Geography2001 25.35 BillionOptics 29%e-Business 14%Space and Components 12%Carrier Networking 45%


We Serve All Types of CustomersMobile operatorsBackbone SPsCarriersISPsService ProvidersMLEsSMEsMobile PhonesEnterprisesConsumers


And Serve Our Customers WorldwideAmericasEuropeAsiaThese are just a few of our customers...


Energy Efficiency:Drivers


Energy Issue in the Telco sector: DriversRegulatorySustainable Development Reporting:1 - Financial2 - Social3 - Environmental (of which Energy...) Rating AgenciesEmission tradingCarbon Disclosure Projectlinked with Climate ChangeNew


Alcatels Shared Values (Reminder)Four core values:customer commitment: the first priority for all of usinnovation: goes beyond technologyteamwork: behaving as a member of a single corporationaccountability: we all share the destiny of Alcatel

Through Alcatel values, we promote:best business practicescorporate citizenshipenvironmental conscious for sustainable developmentNew


Energy - CO2 emissionsScope 1*: Direct EmissionsFossil fuel (gas) for buildings heatingeasy to monitor, but not directly linked with processesScope 2*: Indirect Emissions from imported EnergyElectricity onlyeasy to measure, but very little direct influence on productionScope 3*: Other SourcesProduct Life CycleSupply ChainGoods TransportationBusiness Travel & Employees commutingalmost impossible to monitor and report

(*) WBCSD & WRI Guidelines used for Carbon Disclosure Project


The Phase Perspective (Ericsson)Life Cycle CO2 divided by Products life cycle phases


Product Design Example 1: Subscriber Board evolutionISDN*-subscriber board evolution (1999 - 2002)(*) Integrated Service Digital Network


Product Design Example 2: Mobile PhonesEnergy consumption of mobile phones during the use phase represents a great part of their global environmental impact approx. 70 to 80 %

Mobile phones energy consumption (Chargers) can be split in two parts :charge phase ( 5 to 10 % of time)sleep mode ( 90 to 95 % of time)

Talk and stand by time are also indicators of mobile phone energy efficiency


Example 2: Mobile Phones charger power consumptionenergy consumption while charging depends on battery specs and charger type sleep energy consumption is decreasing (Voluntary Agreement on chargers energy efficiency signed by Alcatel in 2000)


Example 2: Mobile Phone dematerialization Battery weight x stand by-timeStand by (hours)Weight (gr)


Opinion


Energy and the Telco sectorCurrent trend requesting Telco sector to report and monitor energy consumption and CO2 emissions is not pertinent 70% of emissions are coming from the use phase (over several years) which is not under direct controlAll Manufacturing activities are out-sourced to Contract Electronic Manufacturers (CEM), from which it is difficult to obtain relevant emissions data (risk of double counting)the supply chain (inc. CEM) is playing an important role in the total account (25%)Environmental Conscious Design is keyWe will communicate on this specific point in our First Sustainable Development Report due April 2003Most of our competitors are already doing so...


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