Türk Telekom has implemented an artificial intelligence supported smart energy management platform that will save energy and reduce carbon emissions in businesses. With the support of Türk Telekom engineers, the platform was developed in cooperation with the local technology company Netaş and the local software company Servisnet, and started to be used commercially in the Türk Telekom network.
Saved energy, reduced carbon emissions
Operation of all energy equipment such as generator, air conditioner, direct current (DC) power supply, renewable energy sources. The platform, which proactively monitors and analyzes their performance, contributes to the reduction of carbon emissions by increasing the energy efficiency of the Türk Telekom network.
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Türk Telekom Technology Assistant General Manager Yusuf Kıraçtalked about the project as follows: “We continue to work on the efficient use of energy resources, the expansion of renewable energy resources and the reduction of carbon emissions.
In this context, we started to use the artificial intelligence supported smart energy management platform, which we implemented together with Netaş and Servisnet, commercially in Türk Telekom network. As an institution that develops technology to serve the good and benefit of society, we will continue to produce products and services for our country, which we have brought to life with domestic and national means.”
Netaş CEO Sinan Dumlu; We are happy to implement the ‘Smart energy management platform’ project together with Türk Telekom and our local solution partner Servisnet. Supporting sustainability with the transformative power of technology is one of the most important goals of our ‘smart digitalization smart transformation’ approach.”
Servicenet General Manager Serdar Toros he stated: “Using and managing energy efficiently is one of the main pursuits and focal points in all modern economies.
Based on this reality, Türk Telekom and Servisnet engineers developed the ‘intelligent energy management platform’. The software, in which self-learning artificial intelligence algorithms work and zero-touch technologies are used, should be seen as a big step in Türk Telekom’s digital transformation journey aimed at operational excellence and energy efficiency.”
Türk Telekom managed to reduce its electricity consumption per subscriber in 2021 compared to the previous year. Türk Telekom, which has reduced its total electricity consumption in fixed and mobile networks by 3 percent in the last 5 years, has saved an average of 31 million kilowatt-hours (kwh) of energy annually, while preventing an annual average of 15 thousand tons of carbon emissions in the last 5 years.