Firm proposes new charging scheme for network management – pay per energy saved
India-based provider of passive infrastructure for the telecoms industry, Acme Tele Power Limited, launched a new ‘Energy Management Solution’ for telecom sites with a new charging scheme that is based on the energy costs saved by its customers.
‘Energy Management Solution,’ which incorporates ACME products, including multi-operator Green Shelters, wide-range and networked Power Interface Units, NACC Compressor-less Air-Conditioners together with PCM Thermal Management Systems and high efficiency batteries, will be offered to operators at no additional costs (presumably after the purchase of the ACME equipment).
According to press invite, ACME will then manage the telecoms site for operators at no charge, but instead is proposing a fee structure based on a percentage of the energy saved as a result of its energy efficient systems.
The company says solution can save operators between 40%-60% of their overall energy costs, which in a network with 5,000 sites, equals as much as US$40 million per annum. The ROI period for the solution is 15 months, the company said.
Some of ACME’s telco partners include companies like Vodafone, Bharti, Ericsson, Reliance and Airtel.
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