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Reference Sites
PowerOasis works with leading equipment providers and enjoys strong relationships with operators and tower companies around the world ...
Vodafone Qatar:
Wind-Solar-Generator-Battery Solution
Vodafone Qatar commissioned Alcatel-Lucent to deploy its first hybrid powered base station in Qatar, using a combination of solar and wind energy. Sitting at the heart of the solution is a PowerOasis controller that integrates renewable energy sources and provides carrier-grade power. The site is remotely managed against network power KPIs using the PowerOasis Manager to assure site availability and performance. An integrated weather station enables meteorological data to be displayed alongside energy generation and consumption parameters.
“It is one of the most innovative and
best-performing solutions that we have tested so far in Vodafone”
(Jenny Howe, CTO Vodafone Qatar)
South East Asia Operator: Generator-Battery Solution
and Solar-Generator-Battery Solution
A 200-site wireless network power management solution for a combination of green field, retrofit, off-grid and unreliable grid sites. The PowerOasis Controller (D) is used for smart generator-battery management supplemented by solar energy on a selection of sites. PowerOasis Manager offers full visibility of site power and fuel levels across all PowerOasis sites to aid preventive and corrective maintenance and to support diesel supply chain management. The results speak for themselves with generator runtime being reduced by 50% or more delivering substantial fuel savings, reduced service costs and extended generator and battery service life.
“The solution has confirmed reduced costs and
centralised management of network power from the NOC”
(Andrew Keen, PowerOasis COO)
Digicel Vanuatu:
Wind-Solar-Generator-Battery Solution
Digicel was presented with a number of challenges in the roll-out of base station sites across Vanuatu, a volcanic archipelago of eighty-two islands in the South Pacific. At the heart of the network are three PowerOasis powered remote backbone sites that carry 60% of the network traffic. Importantly, the wind and solar solution provides differential autonomy which significantly reduces renewable equipment CAPEX by reducing battery size. The Digicel Vanuatu network is a good example of how a PowerOasis solution strikes a practical balance between CAPEX and OPEX.
“PowerOasis solution offers superior
performance control and configuration”
(GSMA case study)
T-Mobile Montenegro:
Wind-Solar-Battery Solution
T-Mobile Montenegro needed a reliable power solution for a series of base stations providing coverage for a new motorway, connecting the airport to the coast. They turned to PowerOasis for a one-stop planning, control and monitoring solution utilising wind and solar power. The network now operates with minimum intervention during the winter months when the sites are inaccessible for more than 4 months.
“The only solution that meets the needs of mobile network operators”
(SISTEM, local installation partner)
Alcatel-Lucent France:
Wind-Solar-Battery Solution
Alcatel-Lucent’s Alternative Energy program bridges the alternative energy and the telecom worlds to make renewable power a large scale mainstream deployment case for Radio Access Networks. Alcatel-Lucent has integrated the PowerOasis hardware and software wireless network power management platform into their Alternative Energy program. For Alcatel-Lucent the combination provides high quality on-site control of multiple renewable power sources and full remote management to verify equipment operation and provide network power visibility to prospective customers.
“Exceptional levels of fuel efficiency, power assurance and operational cost control”
(Alcatel-Lucent)
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