for Sustainable Future

GREEN NETWORKING

Anjela Diana CorrayaInformation and Communication Technology

University

MBSTU

WHAT IS GREEN NETWORKING

Green networking is a broad term referring to processes used to optimize networking or make it more efficient. This term extends to and covers processes that reduce energy consumption, as well as processes for conserving bandwidth or any other process that will ultimately reduce energy use and, indirectly, cost.

SUSTAINABILITY

Meeting the needs of society in ways that can continue indefinitely into the future without damaging or depleting natural resources. In short, meeting present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

SUSTAINABILITY (CONT..)Sustainable features include natural ventilation in all the labs and offices, a heat recovery system that captures heat from exhaust air and condensing units, dual flush toilets, waterless urinals, and sunshades to capture solar energy.

INTRODUCTION

More data needs more power. Traffic is doubling 40 percent in every two years which leads to 50,00,000 towers in a developed country and emits 78 Mtons Carbon-di-oxide. All this things have a great impact on the entire environment. So, we need a medium that helps to save the environment without losing the communication services. This all is called Green Networking.

WHO IS WORKING ON GREEN NETWORKS?

EARTH

ECONET

Energy Consumption Rating Initiative

ETSI Technical Committee Environmental Engineering

GreenStar Network

GreenTouch

GOALS OF GREEN NETWORKING

• Rethinking• Recycling• Renewing• Reducing • Responsibility

GOALS OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY1. REDUCE

Fuels

Waste

Energy consumption

Using clean water

Purchasing

GOALS OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY2. RECYCLING

Aggregates and Concrete

Paper

Plastic

Can

Batteries

Clothing

GOALS OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY3. RENEWING

Renewing Energy:

1. Wind power

2. Water power

3. Solar Energy

4. Bio-fuel

Waste water

GOALS OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY4. RESPONSIBILITY

One world

One dream

GOALS OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY5. RETHINKING

Radical thinking for fundamental

changes

GREEN IT : TECHNOLOGY

RESEARCHES QUESTION

Which type of networks can yield the most significant energy savings?

Will energy-efficient networking be based only on more energy-proportional equipment, or do we need network-level solutions, e.g., sleep modes?

What can be the role for distributed and self-organizing approaches in network energy management?

POWER CONSUMPTION MODELING OVER GREEN NETWORKING

CONCLUSION

Finally, from an engineering point of view, green networking may be better seen as a way to reduce energy required to carry out a given task while maintaining the same level of performance.

GENERATION “WE”

Together we can make a difference for a better world

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