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Telia Estonia said it has 43 mobile sites now supported by solar panels. The telco reported that it has constructed 43 solar installations alongside its mobile masts in Estonia over the past year. These installations, developed in collaboration with renewable energy solutions developer Sunly City, aim to power Telia‘s mobile services with solar energy, benefiting tens of thousands of customers in Estonia, the telco said on Thursday.
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Agreement for Sustainable Development
As reported by TelecomTalk, Telia Estonia and renewable energy solutions developer Sunly City entered into an agreement last spring, under which Sunly City will construct solar installations near approximately 100 of Telia’s mobile masts in the country by the end of 2024.
Telia Estonia says the solar installations represent the company’s largest renewable energy project to date. “The entire Telia Company group – including Telia Estonia – has committed to achieving net-zero emissions and 100 percent reuse and recycling of waste by 2030.”
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According to Telia Estonia, 40 solar installations were built alongside Telia mobile masts in 2023, with an additional 3 added at the beginning of this year.
“We are making plans for 2024 and preparing for more construction work,” Telia Estonia said. “The plan is to collaborate with our partner to activate nearly all of the 100 solar installations by the end of this year.”