T-Mobile Announces Solar-Powered Wireless Broadband Installation

By Avik, Gaea News Network
Thursday, September 23, 2010

NEW YORK (GaeaTimes.com) — T-Mobile comes up with the latest buzz in Wireless Broadband biz.

Wireless carrier T-Mobile USA upholded a mobile cellular tower in Chalfont, Pennsylvania, which happens to be powered by a set of solar panels. This supposedly is the companies’ first site powered by renewable energy located in US.

The other pioneer is Alcatel-Lucent, which has committed to using renewable energy in all sorts of remote locations.

Reportedly, the T-Mobile site uses 12 solar panels, which should be enough to keep the site up and running without requiring a boost from the local Pennsylvania utility company, PECO.

PECO seems to have eyed a goal of producing up to 20 percent of its electricity from renewable energy sources apart from serving T-Mobile.

This is altogether a totally new concept and it seems this will take the Broadband business to new heights as their network will now be more vast and strong. What do you think?

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