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Free Fiber to the Home: The Novel FTTH Business Model in Ottawa

Written on 6 Oct, 2008 at 4:49 in Muni/Broadband, The Blog | viewed 136 times | 0 Comments

A few posts back I made a brief comment on the Free Fiber to the Home project of a small 400 households community in Ottawa, CA. Judging from the very limited addressable market (400 households), the project seems to me... (Continue reading)

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European Commission’s Public Consultation on “ICTs enabling energy efficiency”

Written on 23 May, 2008 at 10:37 in Green, The Blog | viewed 4 times | 1 Comment

Excerpts from the public consultation text follows: At the 2007 Spring European Council, the Heads of State and Government highlighted the development of a sustainable integrated European climate and energy policy as a top priority and adopted an energy and climate... (Continue reading)

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ICT enabling a high growth, low carbon economy

Written on 16 May, 2008 at 12:31 in Green, The Blog | viewed 2 times | 0 Comments

Here’s a recent communication by the European Commissions acknowledging the importance of ICT towards sustainable economic and societal growth in terms of energy consumption and carbon emissions. The communication focuses on ICT itself (replacement of old technology equipment with newer... (Continue reading)

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Green to go for fiber

Written on 6 Apr, 2008 at 19:23 in Access, Green, The Blog | viewed 3 times | 0 Comments

The results of a unique research exercise evaluating the sustainability and environmental impact of fiber networks were announced at the FTTH Council Europe event held in Paris last month. Joeri Van Bogaert, president of the Council, said, “The results clearly demonstrate... (Continue reading)

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