T-Mobile – Allison Bettencourt – 2022
Goals
T-Mobile, a nationwide telecommunications leader, became the first in wireless to meet its RE100 goal of sourcing 100% of its total electricity usage with renewable energy by the end of 2021. With the goal to continue to meet current and future electricity usage with renewable energy, T-Mobile enlisted the help of EDF Climate Corps Fellow Allison Bettencourt to identify opportunities to achieve energy savings at retail stores and expand efforts to increase on- and off-site renewable energy projects.
Solutions
- Energy Efficiency: Allison identified opportunities to increase energy efficiency across T-Mobile retail stores through collating data on key building performance metrics. Her work assessed stores with the highest energy consumption to be prioritized in future energy efficiency opportunities.
- On-Site Renewable Energy: Allison reviewed a business case for an innovative pilot project, verifying the technical assumptions and providing feedback to advance the model for successful pilot program.
- Off-Site Renewable Energy: Utilizing her technical background, Allison developed a tool to assess the success of various off-site renewable projects under different deal structures to help support decision-making for off-site renewable energy projects.
Potential Impact
Allison’s recommendations will allow T-Mobile to increase energy efficiency and reduce energy consumption across retail stores, as well as support the company’s clean energy initiatives to increase on- and off-site renewable energy. Combined, they help enable T-Mobile to continue achieving RE100 commitment.
