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Reinventing. The world. Connected.

Environmentally sustainable businessMinimize, Combine, Maximize

Cristiano RadaelliMilan, December 3rd, 2009



Increasing pressure

from NGO’s

Environmental issues are taking center stage

Towards mainstream in capital markets

Customer expectations Leaders

capitalize the value

Employer Brand

Demands of new growth markets

Increasingly tight laws andregulations

Corporations



Sustainable development – the triple bottom line

Environmental

Social

Economic



Environmentally sustainable development

Environmentally Sustainable Business

Expansion and innovations for use of communications technology and services in

the society

Life-cycle Thinking

Environmentally Sustainable Business

Solutions

Minimize Footprint

Maximize Positive Impact

Combine Environmental and Business Benefits

ICT could cut CO2

emissions by up to five

times ICT’s own footprint




Life-cycle

Design Suppliers

Own operationsRecycling Use

time

90%

Energy


Flexi BTS Solutions, BCS Solutions Network Planning, Network Operations

Energy Efficient Networks

Minimize Footprint



Continuous improvement in radio energy efficiency

Based on 1+1+1 WCDMA BTS and 4+4+4 GSM BTS

RNC capacity of 4Gbps

GSM + WCDMA BTS site

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790W

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Smart packaging reduces waste & transport

Minimizing packaging materials starts in the product design phase.

Less packaging means:

• Less waste.

• Less trucks, ships and airplanes to transport.

• Smaller logistics expenses.

All delivery packaging is designed to be recyclable and reusable: in 2008 we reused over €3 million of packaging materials.

Packaging material is sourced from the country of utilization whenever possible.

Environmental compliancy is an integral part of our global product packaging platform

strategy and design principles



Environmentally friendlier logistics

Different modes of transport have different environmental impacts.

• We now include CO2 emissions into our landed cost calculation

process to ensure environmental impacts are integrated into

decision-making.

• We collect CO2 data of our main international lines

in order to monitor the realized CO2 amount.

• Air freight produces majority of the CO2 emissions. We aim to

reduce air freight usage by 2% by 2010. This means approximately

8% less CO2 in NSN logistics.

We constantly evaluate possibilities for transportation optimization in order to

minimize environmental impacts



Environmentally sustainable development Environmentally sustainable development

Flexi BTS Solutions, BBA Solutions Network Planning, Network Operations


BTS site solutions

Use of Renewable Energy

Life-cycle

Design Suppliers


time

90%

Energy

Minimize Footprint



Renewable energy will be the first choice for all remote base station sites by 2011

Using renewable power since 1981

Nokia Siemens Networks and renewable energy



Examples of Renewable Energy BTS Sites



Environmentally sustainable development Environmentally sustainable development

Flexi BTS Solutions, BBA Solutions Network Planning, Network Operations


BTS site solutions

Use of Renewable Energy

Service solutions e.g. e-refill

Dematerialization & Substitution

Smart infrastructure

Expansion & Innovations

Life-cycle

Design Suppliers


time

90%

Energy

Minimize Footprint



Source: The potential global CO2 reductions from ICT use

Dematerialization

Dematerialization processes CO2 emissions

reduction per unit

Digital sale of music and video replacing CD and

DVD cases

554g CO2/ CD

Virtual answering machines substituting physical

devices

~30kg approx/ user

On-line invoicing substituting paper based

invoicing

0,783kg/ person/ y

Web taxation substituting paper based forms ~1kg/ person/ y

A 140g daily newspaper 350 – 462g

A 160g weekly magazine 608g

A 500g paper catalogue 1,25 – 1,65kg

Office paper 3,8t CO2/ t office



Environmentally sustainable development – Net positive impact

Life-cycle thinking

Environmentally sustainable business

solutions

Expansion and innovations for use of communications technology and services in

the society

Minimize

Combine

Maximize



The connected world enables people and industries to change their impact on the environment

Connectivity bringsconvenience,economic andenvironmental

benefits

Online tax report

Music / Videodownload

Tele working

SMS car pooling

Fleet management



SMART2020: Enabling the low carbon economy in the information age

A report by The Climate Group on behalf of the Global eSustainability Initiative (GeSI)

• ICT’s own sector footprint currently is two per cent

of global emissions and will almost double by 2020

• this is countered by the sector’s unique ability to monitor and maximize

energy efficiency both within and outside of its own sector

• ICT could cut CO2 emissions by up to five times

ICT’s own footprint

• the biggest and most accessible opportunities identified: smart motors,

smart logistics, smart buildings and smart grid.


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