Environmental KPI tracker: telecoms operators 1H 2024

23 August 2024 | Research

Grace Langham

Tracker | Excel | Sustainable Networks


"Operators have made good progress in driving down Scope 2 emissions, but it is clear that most still have a long way to go to reach net-zero goals across the whole value chain."

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Analysys Mason's Environmental KPI tracker: telecoms operators provides publicly available data on energy consumption, CO2 emissions (Scope 1, 2 and 3), circular economy metrics (waste production and recycling rates) and net-zero target dates (across the whole value chain) for over 50 of the world's leading operators in terms of revenue. The data covers the period from 2018 to 2023 and is updated bi-annually.

Data coverage

The following metrics are published for over 50 of the top telecoms operators worldwide (by revenue).

  • Energy consumption
    • Scope 1 (direct)
    • Scope 2 (indirect)
  • CO2 emissions
    • Scope 1
    • Scope 2 (market-based and location-based definition, if reported by the operator)
    • Scope 3
  • Net-zero target dates (across the whole value chain)
  • Circular economy metrics
    • Waste production
    • Recycling rate

For each energy consumption and emission metric, we also provide a per connection, per USD of revenue and a reduction rating value. 

Operator coverage

A1 Group Elisa SoftBank Group
Airtel Etisalat STC Group
AIS Hutchison (3 Group) Swisscom
Altice Iliad Group TDC
América Móvil KDDI Tele2
AT&T KPN Telefónica
Axiata Group LG Uplus Telenor
Bell Canada Liberty Global Telia Company
BT MTN Group Telkom SA
Charter Communications NTT Group Telstra
China Mobile Ooredoo Qatar Telus
China Telecom Orange TIM Group
China Unicom Proximus Türk Telekom
Comcast Reliance Jio Veon
Chunghwa Telecom Rogers Communications Verizon
Deutsche Telekom Singtel Group Vodafone
Eir SK Telecom Zain Group

 

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Author

Grace Langham

Analyst, expert in sustainability and ESG