통신 에너지 지속가능성(TES) 벤더 추적 : 스코프 1,2,3의 탄소배출량 및 ESG 벤치마크

Telecom Energy & Sustainability (TES) Vendor Tracker - Scope 1, 2 & 3 Carbon Emissions and ESG Benchmarks Across 43 Global Network Equipment Vendors and Technology Suppliers

The TES Vendor Tracker is the most comprehensive sustainability benchmarking dataset available for the global network equipment and technology supplier industry. Produced in collaboration with MTN Consulting and Teral Research, it tracks Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse gas emissions alongside key ESG performance indicators across 43 of the world's leading network equipment vendors, hardware manufacturers, software providers, and technology suppliers to the telecommunications industry - including Ciena, Cisco, CommScope, Corning, Dell, Ericsson, Fiberhome, Fortinet, Huawei, IBM, Infinera, Intel, Juniper Networks (now part of HPE), Lenovo, Microsoft, NEC, Nokia, Oracle, Prysmian, Samsung, SAP, Spirent, Sumitomo, ZTE, and many more.

Built from vendors' annual sustainability reports, and normalized against a consistent methodology, the TES Vendor Tracker delivers analysis-ready data enabling like-for-like comparison across vendors, product categories, and geographies. As CSPs embed sustainability requirements into procurement RFPs, and as regulators tighten supply chain emissions disclosure requirements, understanding where your vendors - or your competitors - stand on decarbonization has moved from a reputational question to a commercial one.

Scope 3 emissions have made one thing unavoidable: no company can deliver a credible sustainability strategy on its own. The largest gains now depend on the quality of supplier relationships and the maturity of collaboration along value chains. The TES Vendor Tracker provides benchmarking data that makes that collaboration possible.

Coverage

• Vendors tracked: 43 global network equipment vendors, hardware manufacturers, software providers, and technology suppliers to the telecommunications industry
• Key vendors include: Ciena, Cisco, CommScope, Corning, Dell, Ericsson, Fiberhome, Fortinet, Huawei, IBM, Infinera, Intel, Juniper Networks (HPE), Lenovo, Microsoft, NEC, Nokia, Oracle, Prysmian, Samsung, SAP, Spirent, Sumitomo, ZTE, and more
• Emissions: Scope 1 (direct combustion and operations), Scope 2 (purchased electricity and heat), Scope 3 (full value chain - manufacturing, supply chain, use-phase of sold products, end-of-life)
• ESG indicators: Renewable energy mix, energy intensity
• Vendor categories: RAN equipment, optical networking, IP/MPLS routing and switching, 5G core, network software and automation, IT infrastructure, cables and connectivity, and professional services
• Time period: Multi-year historical data with year-on-year trend analysis

What You Get

• Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions per vendor - absolute figures and normalised intensity metrics (per unit of revenue, per employee, per product shipment where disclosed)
• Year-on-year carbon emissions trend data across all 43 tracked vendors
• Use of renewable energy
• Peer benchmarking within vendor categories - compare Ericsson vs Nokia vs Huawei on ESG performance; Cisco vs Juniper Networks vs Nokia on network software sustainability disclosures
• Identification of leading and lagging vendors on decarbonization maturity, disclosure quality, and target credibility
• Data delivered in Excel format, fully structured and analysis-ready for immediate use

Why Vendor Sustainability Benchmarking Matters Now

Telecommunications network equipment is one of the most energy-intensive product categories in the global technology supply chain. Hardware and software significantly contribute to greenhouse emissions, and enterprises are increasingly considering the efficiency and recyclability of networking equipment when setting up ESG targets.

For network equipment vendors, the implications are direct: CSPs sourcing from vendors without credible Scope 3 disclosures face growing regulatory and reputational exposure. For investors and analysts, the ability to compare vendor ESG performance within a consistent framework is now a prerequisite for credible coverage. The TES Vendor Tracker provides that framework.