Cell tower operators in India are increasingly looking to switch to renewable energy sources to reduce their costs and increase the reliability of their power supply. One of the largest cell tower operators in India, Viom Networks, is reportedly working on reducing their consumption of diesel in an attempt to stop the use of diesel at 35% of its towers by the end of this year. Indus Tower, the largest tower operator in India, plans…
Indian cell tower companies eye renewable energy to cut costs
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