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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustTelecom infra company Indus Towers steps up solar adoption amid energy costs and sustainability pressures
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Indus Towers is expanding its solar network to 50,000 telecom sites and aims for a 100,000‑site milestone. The telecom infrastructure company says it will replicate its solar deployment model in international markets. The step reflects rising energy costs and sustainability pressures, as tower operators seek to cut reliance on conventional power, boost energy security and move toward more sustainable operations.
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Telecom tower operators are increasingly looking at solar energy to power their infrastructure, as companies seek to reduce dependence on conventional energy sources, improve energy security and move towards more sustainable operations.
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Telecom tower operators are increasingly looking at solar energy to power their infrastructure, as companies seek to reduce dependence on conventional energy sources, improve energy security and move towards more sustainable operations.
