Refurbishing can drive a more circular economy in telecoms
“It really is creating the circular economy – and it’s getting bigger and bigger” Julia Evans, Group Operations Director, TXO
“It really is creating the circular economy – and it’s getting bigger and bigger” Julia Evans, Group Operations Director, TXO
Sweden is leading the way in sustainable telecom by modernising networks early and embracing circular practices. While legacy tech still presents some hurdles, operators are managing it more efficiently than most. Their proactive resale strategies show how network upgrades can be both smart and sustainable.
Every business strives to operate more sustainably, but measuring real progress can be a challenge. That’s where TXO’s industry-first Carbon Calculator comes in. Integrated within i-TRAC, it provides a smarter way to track your environmental and financial impact, all in one place!
At TXO, sustainability is more than just a buzzword – it’s embedded in everything we do. That’s why we’re proud to support Circular Valley and contribute to shaping a future where circularity is the norm, not the exception.
Integrated into TXO’s asset management software, i-TRAC, the calculator calculates carbon savings by comparing the carbon footprint of brand-new products with the footprint of refurbished equipment, including transport and repairs.
Telecom operators need more than suppliers, they need partners that invest in understanding their unique challenges, anticipate change, and co-create tailored solutions. In this blog, Mounir Tabet‑Aoul shares how TXO is helping networks across North Africa grow sustainably through innovation, collaboration, and long-term value.
As the pressure mounts for telecom operators to meet their net zero targets, it’s clear that progress is anything but straightforward.
The telecoms industry is accelerating its shift towards circularity in 2025. With 2G/3G shutdowns, refurbished equipment, and evolving supply chains, operators are embracing sustainable solutions.
The tech industry has long been associated with innovation, but as we move into 2025, innovation must go beyond new products and features—it must include sustainability.
The telecom industry is undergoing a major transformation—one that blends sustainability with financial efficiency.
David Evans, Head of Global Asset Recovery and Services talks to Southern African Wireless Communications.
A global copper shortage presents a unique opportunity for telecom operators transitioning away from legacy copper networks.