Energy Efficiency Guidelines

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NTT Group Energy Efficiency Guidelines Version 6 April 2015 revision

Revision History Version Enacted/revised Date Changes Version 1.0 Initial version Apr. 2010 Version 1.1 Revised Dec. 2010 Changes to reflect version 1.1 revision of Version 2 Revised Apr. 2011 Changes to reflect version 2 revision of Version 2.1 Revised Sep.2011 Changes to reflect version 2.1 revision of Version 3 Revised Feb.2012 Changes to reflect version 3 revision of Version 4 Revised Apr.2013 Changes to reflect version 4 revision of Add 5.3 Functional requirements related to energy efficiency Version 4.1 Revised Dec.2013 Changes to reflect the Guidelines for Green Procurements Change of contact Version 5 Revised Apr.2014 Changes to reflect version 5 revision of Version 6 Revised Apr.2015 Changes to reflect version 6 revision of

1. Background In keeping with its commitment to reduce CO2 emissions, NTT Group gives careful consideration to the energy efficiency of ICT equipment that it develops and procures for use by the group along with other standard criteria of functionality, performance, and cost. This Guideline represents NTT Group s basic energy efficiency policy when developing or procuring ICT equipment. Note that the various companies making up the NTT Group indicate specific requirement items and show how they evaluate energy efficiency in their own separate technical specification documents. 2. Guideline Framework This Guideline is closely related to the NTT Guidelines for Green Procurement that offer direction for reducing environmental load with respect to procurement and to the NTT Group Green R&D Guidelines that define procedures relating to research and development for reducing environmental load. These latter two guidelines make explicit reference to the energy efficiency related provisions of this Guideline. 3. Scope Applies to new development and procurement of ICT equipment by the NTT Group. 4. Definitions (1) ICT Ecology Guideline Council The ICT Ecology Guideline Council was organized in June 2009 by five industry organizations Telecommunications Carriers Association (TCA), Telecom Services Association (TELESA), Japan Internet Providers Association (JAIPA), Communications and Information Network Association of Japan (CIAJ), and ASP-SaaS-Cloud Consortium (ASPIC) for the purpose of developing and publishing. (2) ICT Ecology Guidelines The ICT Ecology Guidelines were developed by the ICT Ecology Guideline Council (1) to provide an assessment standard for aiding in the formulation of procurement standards by telecommunications service providers for equipment and services with emphasis on lowering CO2 emissions, and (2) to provide a self-assessment checklist to help make the emissions-reduction efforts of telecommunications service providers more visible. (3) Group targets for each type of equipment These are energy efficiency index targets established for each type of equipment that is developed or procured by the NTT Group, and are used in common throughout the NTT Group.

(4) Normative reference Assessment standards defined by for assessing the energy efficiency of ICT equipment. (5) Star rating An assessment scale of five ranks representing the rate of reduction in energy consumption versus the normative reference as set forth in. Ranks are indicated by the number of starts ( ). The greater the number of stars, the greater the energy efficiency. (6) Environmental value added Environmental value added is the economic value created by eco-efficiency above a benchmark level. The additional value added is converted to carbon offsets, green certificates, or tradable permits or credits. 5. Guideline 5.1 Development and Procurement of ICT Equipment In the development and procurement of ICT equipment by NTT Group companies, efforts are made to develop and procure equipment having the highest ranking (i.e., most stars) based on the normative reference in. In addition, efforts are also made to develop and procure ICT equipment having the ability to help reducing the overall power consumption of communication equipment rooms and data centers. Equipment targeted for development or procurement is comprehensively evaluated in terms of cost, environmental value added, and other energy-related factors when running air conditioning, power supplies, or other systems, in addition to the conventional criteria of functionality, performance, and product cost. 5.2 Group Targets for Each Type of Equipment Target values for each type of equipment are the normative references specified in the ICT Ecology Guidelines (version 6). Note that older equipment dating from before the approximate date for achieving normative references are not restricted by these target values. 5.3 Functional requirements related to energy efficiency 5.3.1 ICT equipment needs to have an interface to collect its data (inlet temperature, input power, etc.) and control its power state (shutdown, active, etc.) in order to achieve energy saving management for communication equipment rooms and data centers. For specific requirements, see Annex D and Appendix V in ITU-T Recommendation L.1300. 5.3.2 The airflow direction of ICT equipment needs to be front-to-rear in order to increase the

cooling efficiency of communication equipment rooms and data centers. If the airflow direction of the equipment is not front-to-rear, it is necessary to install a plate or duct to correct the airflow direction of the equipment. For specific requirements, see Annex C and Appendix IV in ITU-T Recommendation L.1300. 6. Other This Guideline is subject to revision as circumstances or new insights require. This Guideline has been adopted by the following eight NTT Group companies. We continue to encourage other group companies to also adopt the Guideline. Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation Nippon Telegraph and Telephone East Corporation Nippon Telegraph and Telephone West Corporation NTT Communications Corporation NTT DoCoMo, Inc. NTT Data Corporation NTT Facilities, Inc. NTT Comware Corporation This English version is an unofficial translation, for reference only. For further information, contact: Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation, Research and Development Planning Department, phone +81 3 6838 5307