T/SEESA 020-2024 Zero carbon base station creation and evaluation technical specifications
T/SEESA 020-2024 Zero carbon base station creation and evaluation technical specifications
Basic Information
Scope
Scope: This document specifies the basic requirements, principles, measures, evaluation system, and evaluation process for the creation and evaluation of zero-carbon base stations. This document is applicable to the implementation of zero-carbon creation and evaluation work for communication base stations; Main technical content: Indicators Type Indicator requirements Example description Carbon offset ratio (Cbs) Mandatory 100% Power usage effectiveness (PUE) Mandatory Telecom room stations (including cabinet stations)≤1.30 Remote stations≤1.10 Renewable energy Mandatory Xr≥10% Xr is the ratio of the cumulative renewable energy generation to the total electricity consumption during the statistical period. Simplified base station construction Guidance 5 select 3 Remote station fully pole-mounted construction, outdoor cabinet construction, etc. Power system optimization Guidance Wind, solar, and storage integration; power demand response; 98% high-efficiency power modules, 57V step-up power supply to reduce line losses, etc. Communication equipment energy efficiency Guidance Select appropriate energy-saving technologies according to GB/T 51216 and industry development. High-efficiency air conditioning heat exchange Guidance Self-cleaning cabinets, fresh air, BBU enclosed precision temperature control, etc. Dynamic smart control Guidance Network-level equipment integration, analysis and forecasting, and operation optimization based on signal frequency standards, service load changes, and network coverage overlap, etc. Calculation formula for base station carbon offset ratio (Cbs) Cbs = Cco/Cmo × 100% Where: Cbs – Base station carbon offset ratio; Cmo – Carbon emissions generated by energy consumption during the base station operation phase, including electricity (excluding green electricity and green certificates) and fuel; Cco – Base station carbon offset quantity. Calculation formula for base s