Annual Report 2012 - Ono

What does ONO do?
ONO’s network | Management of the environmental footprint of the roll-out and maintenance of ONO’s network
- Reduction of the Visual Impact
In 2012, ONO carried out and executed
studies on how to optimize its equipment
and reduce the visual impact of its
network.
These actions included:
- Elimination of cabinets in public
highways, and replacing unsightly
cabinets.
- Migration of customers and dismantling
of radio sites.
- Dismantling platforms and ONO
telecom antennas thanks to the
optimisation of equipment, in Valencia,
the Canaries Islands, Andalusia and
Catalonia.
- Prevention and reduction of noise
pollution
In 2012, ONO made improvements to its sites
and to its equipment in order to reduce noise
pollution, including:
- Improvements to soundproofing
- Insulation around equipment
- Installation of silent blocks to minimise
vibrations
- Replacement of noisy air conditioning
- Measurements of noise to confirm
compliance with regulations.
Examples of the installation of acoustic
cabinets with sound-absorbing panels on
the inside:
- Reduction of radio-electric emissions
ONO’s efforts to optimise its radio
infrastructure have helped reduce its radioelectric
emissions. The following actions
have been carried out:
- Decommissioning of BTS sites
- Migration of 7 high capacity
transmitters to fibre optic cable
- Implementation of new spectrum
efficient technologies
ONO in 2012
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