Ryse-Bladon partner to help decarbonise telecoms power sector

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The Ryse-Bladon Partnership will transform the off-grid telecoms power sector, providing clean, affordable, and reliable power, with up to 90 percent renewable energy.

Ryse Energy and Bladon Micro Turbine formed a strategic partnership to decarbonise and transform the telecoms power sector, the companies said in a statement on Tuesday.  

The partnership will contribute to "immediate reductions" in operating costs for Mobile Network Operators (MNOs), Tower Companies (TowerCos), and Energy Service Companies (ESCOs), they explained in the statement.

According to the companies, they will use clean, reliable power, with up to 90 percent renewable energy, in the most challenging off-grid and bad-grid locations.  

“The partnership will increase renewable energy consumption on-site, whilst reducing operating costs, service costs, fuel theft and environmental pollution,” said Iain Munro, Strategy Director, Ryse Energy, in a statement. 

Using Ryse Energy’s renewable energy systems and Bladon’s efficient micro turbine generators, the partnership will reduce fuel consumption by 90 percent. 

“Bladon and Ryse Energy’s clean power technology provide maximum reliability in delivering primary power for remote, rural off-grid sites, or to sites that are noise and air quality sensitive,” said Yvette Henshall-Bell, Chief Commercial Officer for Bladon in a statement. 

The companies said that it only requires only one site visit per year for maintenance. Therefore, the solution delivers maximum autonomy, reducing operating costs, increasing equipment operating life and virtually eliminating carbon emissions for almost nine months of the year.  

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