BT to offer low-carbon internet to business clients from January
The company is redesigning its networks after conducting more granular emissions baselining.
British telco giant BT is launching a multi-cloud network with a 78% lower carbon footprint than its existing solutions – advancing towards its target to help customers avoid 60 million tonnes of Scope 3 emissions by 2030.
BT’s own emissions make up a significant proportion of its clients’ Scope 3 emissions, and the launch of this new network, called Global Fabric, was driven by corporate client demand for more granular emissions data, as Chief Sustainability Officer Sarwar Khan told CSO Futures this month.
