The green antenna solution for Macro Base stations is A key direction that operators and equipment manufacturers are promoting in the current 4G/5G era. It mainly targets the high energy consumption problem of macro base stations (the main base stations with wide coverage), and achieves energy conservation and carbon reduction, efficiency improvement and cost reduction, as well as simplified deployment through antenna innovation. Under the pressure of the "dual carbon" goals and the operational costs of operators, green antennas have become a standard feature for 5G network upgrades, especially performing outstandingly in large-scale replacements and new constructions from 2024 to 2026.

CORE GOALS AND VALUES：

• Energy conservation and carbon reduction: By reducing antenna feed losses and enhancing radiation efficiency, a single antenna can save over 1,800 kilowatt-hours of electricity annually and reduce carbon emissions by approximately 1.69 tons (pilot data). Large-scale deployment can save tens of millions of kilowatt-hours of electricity and reduce carbon emissions by over 10,000 tons per 10,000 stations annually.

• Quality improvement and efficiency enhancement: The coverage range is increased by 1-3dB (equivalent to a 25%-30% expansion of coverage), the spectrum utilization rate is raised by approximately 15%, and it supports multi-frequency and multi-standard integration (4G/5G co-construction and sharing).

• Simplified deployment: Miniaturization, lightweight, multi-system shared antenna, reducing antenna occupation, no need to add new antennas, and supporting rapid replacement of existing ones.

• Environmental protection process: Low-loss materials are adopted, electroplated or non-electroplated processes are used, and recyclable antenna covers are utilized to reduce production pollution and waste