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8/3/2019 Cable Congress CCC
1/23
Switchers, Existing, Prospect
How Broadband Service
Providers Can Profit from
Carbon Reduction
Prepared by: Chad Raube
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In 2007, the ICT sectors direct carbon footprint is a modest 2% of global emissions.
GtCO2e
Footprint from useEmbodied
carbon
* ICT includes PCs, telecoms networks and devices, printers and data centres
** Compounded annual growth rat
0.35
0.64
1.08
0.18
0.11 0.432002
2007
2020
0.53
0.83
1.43
CAGR**
+6%
2% of totalfootprint
2% global emissions 830 Mt CO2e (2007) Set to grow 6% each year until 2020
Context - The role of BSPs in climate change
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Broadband service providers contribute less than 50% of the ICT sectors
carbon emissions
Emissions by geography
% ofGtCO2e
2002
2007
2020
% of 0.53
% of 0.83
% of 1.43
CAGR
%
PCs remain largest contributor to emissions
28 14 57
37 14 49
25 18 57
5 7 5
Telecom infrastructure anddevices
Data centres PCs, peripherals and printers*
Context - The role of BSPs in climate change
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The ICT sector can help reduce total carbon emissions by 15% in 2020 byenabling other industries to reduce their respective carbon emissions.
GtCO2e
Emissions ICT footprint Selected ICT-enabled abatements Other abatements
2002
* For example, avoided deforestation, wind power or biofuels
** 21.9 GtCO2e abatements were identified in the McKinsey abatement cost curve and from estimates in this study
Source: Entvist P.,T. Naucler and J. Rosander (2007), A Cost Curve forGreenhouse Gas Reduction, The McKinsey Quarterly, Number 1
2020 BAU
Abatements
2020 withabatements
40.0
51.9
0.5
1.4
-14.1* -7.8
30**
Context - The role of BSPs in climate change
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Context - BSP Ecosystem
Broadband Service Providers play a particularly important role inenabling the broaderICT ecosystem to enable carbon reduction services
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Carbon Activism Survey
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Thirty one cable broadband service providers were interviewed aspart of a survey to assess levels of carbon activism amongst BSPs.
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Results ofCarbon Activism Survey
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Frequencies Carbon Activism Categories
OperatorType No CRP
CRP in 12
months
CRP in 24
months
CRP and
no CRSs
CRP and
a CRS
CRP and
many
CRSs TOTAL
ISP 2 0 0 0 0 0 2
Telco 2 0 1 1 2 4 10
Cable TV 8 1 3 3 1 1 17
Mobile 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Satellite 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
TOTAL 12 1 4 4 3 7 31
1. W ithinthe BSP segment,telcos and mobile operators lead while cable operators lag
2. Western European BSPs are more advanced than other geographies
3. Publicly owned BSPs are more advanced than privately owned BSPs
4. Large BSPs are more advanced than small BSPs
5. BSPs with a business focus are more advanced than BSPs with a consumer-only focus
Some important insights emerge from the carbon activism audit of 31 BSPs.
Key Take Away Points
Carbon Activism by Type of BSP
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Diesel & Gas: 8%
Fleet Vehicles: 15%
AC: 2%
Facilities: 23%
Outside Plant: 39%
Allocation of emissions (% from each activity)
Scope 3: 13%
Commuting: 8%
Business Travel:
4%Waste: 1%
Scope 1: 25%
Scope 2: 62%
Carbon Footprint from a European cable TV company
The majority of the carbon footprint of a typical European cableoperator is driven by facilities, outside plant and fleet operations.
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Carbon Footprint Comparison
U.S.Cable System 1
U.S.Cable System 2
EuropeanCable System
Virgin MediaVerizon
Communications
Total Emissions(MTCO2e)
67,832.7 26,206.9 16,311.6 313,522 6,491,011
Revenue (Million $) 1,054 N/A N/A 5,880 46,100
MTCO2e per Million
$ Revenue64.4 N/A N/A 53.3
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Carbon Footprint Analysis
Carbon footprint driven by several key factors
Fossil fuel use by utility
Ratio of homes passed to plant miles
Penetration rate
Geography
Inefficiencies in OSP and Critical Facilities
MPG of fleet vehicles (mechanical and behavioral)
Age/condition of office buildings and warehouses
High carbon footprintindicates considerable opportunities to save money and emissionsinthe form of carbon abatement strategies.
Cable companies can address the key drivers of carbon emissions andsave significant money through abatement strategies.
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Potential Options forCarbon Reduction
Maximum use ofrenewable energy
Investin greentechnologies (e.ginvestinnew, ecofriendly bay stations)
Low emissionsnetwork
Optimised datacentre cooling
Renewable energytrials
Site sharing
Recycling program
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Supply chains Internal Operations&Governance
Green Offering Marketing &Communications
Along the value chain, BSPs have a variety of approaches to addressthe carbon reduction challenge.
Minimized materialsupport (e.g, plastic,paper)
Minimal travel (e.g,teleworking)
Low energycompany cars androute optimisation
Introduction ofebilling
Waste reductionprogrammes
Digital devicerecycling
Life-cycleassessments fortelecom services
Green settop boxes
CO2 audit andassessments/webtools
Personal carbonfootprint calculationon home page
Green partnerbrands
Green partnerbrands
Improved productlabelling, showingproducts energy
efficiency
E-billing
Environmentalreporting
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Typology ofCarbon Reduction Opportunities
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Telepresence
Teleworking
E-commerce)
Virtual Call Centre
E-billing
Virtual Data Centre
Energy network monitoring
Smart meter micro-generation
Smart meter grid optimisation
Centralised tracking
Decentralised tracking
On-board telemetrics
Remote supply control
Loading optimisation
Urban traffic management
Predictive machinery maintenance
Energy efficient devices
Eco-packaging
Eco-labelling
E-waste recycling
Sustainability consulting
CARBON REDUCTION SERVICE CAPABILITYGEOGRAPHIC
SCALENETWORK
TYPECUSTOMER
TYPE
BSP ATTRIBUTES IMPORTANT FOR CSR DEPLOYMENT
Partner
Corecompetency
Eiither
National
Multi-national
Eiither
Wireless
Wireline
Eiither
Business
Consumer
Both
CODE
1
2
17=85%
2=10%
1=5%3
3
2
6=60%
2=10%
12=40%1
3
2
6=45%
2=10%
12=45%1
3
2
7=35%
0=0%
13=65%1
Aggregate Results
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Frequency ofCarbon Reduction Initiatives
12
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
Other
Office Heating & Cooling
Paperless Office
Network Efficienty
Desktop Power Conservation
Voltage Optimisation
Online Sales
Low CarbonVehicles
Energy EfficientLighting
Data Centre Savings
Energy Monitoring
Renewable Energy
Recycling
Other
Eco Packaging
Energy Efficient Set Top Box
Ebilling
Teleworking
Other
Smart Metering
Fleet Managment
Building Mgmt Services
Telepresence
Frequency ofInitiatives
Carbon Reduction ServiceCarbon Reduction ProductFeature
Intern Carbon Reduction Project
Consumer Perceptions of BSPs & Climate Change
Some carbon reduction initiatives have been more aggressively pursued byBSPs as they are easy to address and have a good ROI.
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Key Barriers to Carbon Activism
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2
1
1
4
9
2
1
5
6
3
1
4
7
3
2
Other
Company's leadership does not believe a CRP delivers commercial value to
the business
Company's ownership and board do not believe that a CRP delivers
commercial value to the business
Company lacks the expertise and understanding to ascertain if a CRP can
create commercial value
Company sees commercial value in a CRP but lacks the human and/or
capital resources to support their implementation
Company sees commercial value in a CRP but relative to other priorities it
does not rank high enough to be allocated resources
total number of votes
Barriers
1st place votes
2nd place votes
3rd place votes
Key Barriers ofCarbon ActivismAmongst BSPs
BSPs which are not actively reducing carbon emissions view carbonreduction as a public relations exercise lacking in real value creation.
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Beliefs ofCarbon Activism Laggards
Creating positive bran perception but havelittle commercial value to companies
14
0
2
4
10
1
StronglyDisagree
Disagree NeitherAgree orDisagree
Agree StronglyAgree
Frequency
Response
6
8
12
0
StronglyDisagree
Disagree NeitherAgree orDisagree
Agree StronglyAgree
Frequen
cy
Response
Company has a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of carbon reduction
opportunities and issues
55% of BSPs with no carbon reduction program expressed an interest in
learning more this area.
BSPs that are not embracing carbon reduction initiatives view them primarily as apublic relations tool, though admit their understanding of this arena is limited.
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Drivers ofCarbon Activism
Key Drivers ofCarbon Activism Amongst BSPs
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1
2
11
1
7
3
1
2
1
5
8
Other
Reducing regulatory risk and tort liability by being more
compliant with environmental regulations
Green initiatives represent an attractive business
opportunity to deliver new products and services
Positive public perception of company as "green and
environmentally" sound
Operational improvements via cost savings and
efficiency improvements represent strong business
cases
Total number of votes
Drivers
1st place votes
2nd place votes
3rd place votes
Operational and efficiency gains are the key drivers of carbon activism amongst BSPs.
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Perception of Financial Value ofCarbon Reduction
BSPs that actively address carbon reduction see strong commercial value in bothnternal carbon reduction initiatives and in offering services to assist other companiesto help them to reduce their respective carbon emissions.
16
0 0
1
8
5
StronglyDisagree
Disagree NeitherAgree orDisagree
Agree StronglyAgree
New services that our company offers customersto help them reduce their carbon emissionsrepresent attractive business opportunities
1
4
5
3
1
StronglyDi
sagree
Disagree NeitherAgree
orDi
sagree
Agree StronglyA
gree
The commercial benefits of reducing internal companyemissions are greaterthanthe commercial benefits
associated with delivering new carbon reduction
services
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Q: Climate change is a serious issue thatneeds addressing
Q: 'It is important for my phone, internet andTV service provider to be environmentally
responsible and to reduce its carbonfootprint'
84
48
34StronglyAgree
Agree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Don't know 5
Base: (999)
94
57
25StronglyAgree
Agree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Don't know 7
Base: (999)
Source: BT Broadband Study: 23/06 20/07/2010
82% 82%
Consumer Perceptions of BSPs & Climate Change
In the UK, consumers believe climate change is a serious issue that needsaddressing and that their BSP has a role to play.
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Yes41%
No35%
Don'tKnow24%
Q: Would a companys environmentalresponsibility be an important factor in
selecting a service provider?
Yes42%
No24%
Don'tKnow
34%
Q: Would you consider switching to aprovider who is more environmentally
responsible?
Yes60%
No14%
Don'tKnow26%
Q: Would you consider purchasingenvironmentally friendly services thathelp you reduce your carbon footprint
from your supplier?
Source: BT Broadband Study: 23/06 20/07/2010
Base: (804)
Base: (804) Base: (804)
Consumer Perceptions of BSPs & Climate Change
Consumer interest in environmentally sustainable services from their BSPsis significant enough to grab the attention of BSPs.
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7
20
13
7
20
13
7
40
53
33
40
47
47
7
13
20
7
20
27
40
27
20
20
40
40
20
27
40
7
20
27
20
13
33
53
27
53
0
0
27
20 60
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Hardware Suppliers Top the Sustainability Priority List
How important are the following suppliers for your firms sustainability programme?%
Extremely
important
Important Neutral Unimportant Totally
unimportant
IT hardware firms
Telecoms hardware firms
Energy consultants
Telecoms firms
IT consultants
Not for profits
Environmentalconsultants
Verification firms
Software firms
Management consultants
Financial auditors
Source: Verdantix
Business Perceptions of BSPs & Climate Change
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Internal BSP Success Factors
Understanding of Carbon Emissions
Measurements Compensation
Organisational Structure
Culture
1. Appoint of Chief Sustainability Officer whoreports to the CEO
2. Provide the CSO with the budget for aprogramme managementteam.
3. Ask functional leaders with sustainabilityimpacts to dotted line reportto the CSO
4. Authorise the CSO to set sustainabilitypolicy and targets for business units
5. Require the CSO to define a portfolio ofsustainability offerings
6. Create P&L for sustainability marketofferings
7. Elevate sustainability capital allocations tothe investment committee
SuccessDrivers Organisational Drivers
Within companies, certain factors emerged that assist BSPs in effectivelyreducing their carbon emissions.
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Associations and Consortiums
The telecom and mobile industries have aggressively supported individualcompanies in carbon reduction whereas the cable industry has lagged.
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Sustainability charter
?
European Green Telco Consortiums European Green Cable Consortiums
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Conclusions
The cable industry can create financial value if it acts upon some of the keyinsights that are emerging as to how BSPs can profit from carbon reduction.
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1. Carbon Reduction presents a real opportunity: Carbon reduction has clear financial benefits forBSPs, both interms of cost savings and new products that offer environmental benefits.
2. BSPs are polarised: intheir embracement and approach to reducing carbon, with some evangelistBSPs and others laggards who see no value creationin carbon reduction.
3. All BSPs are not created equal: some BSPs are better positioned than others to deliver carbonreduction services.
4. Delivering carbon reduction requires ecosystem cooperation: coordination across the BSPindustry can be enabled through associations, regulators, and other avenues.
5. The Cart cannot go before the horse: BSPs cannot deliver carbon reduction services with credibilityifthey do not address their own carbon emissions first.
6. Show me the money: BSPs motivation reducing carbon emissions is motivated by financialconsiderations, with carbon leaders already realising the benefits of acting on carbon reduction.
7. ItsAll About the People: BSPs that are successful at carbon reduction have a visionthatis set bythe seniorteam and imbued across the culture.
8. Intent is not enough: Many BSPs wantto be more active on carbon reduction but lack the financialresources orinternal expertise to move inthis area.