1. Going from Grey to Green across all sectors off activity
TERENA Conference
Reykjavik, Iceland
June 20-25th 2012
Yves Poppe
Dir. Bus. Dev . & IP Strategy

2. $83.3 billion Annual Revenue #41 Worldwide Brand
Tata Group at a glance
$83.3 billion Annual Revenue
#41 Worldwide Brand
(Source: Brand Finance)
395,000 Employees Worldwide
>60% Non-India
#11 Most Reputed Company
(Source: Reputation Institute)
Over 140 Years in Operation
UK Group’s Largest Market
Only Indian entity on Forbes’ List of World’s 20 Most Reputed Companies*
Over 100 Operating Companies in 7 Sectors Across 6 Continents
* Awarded in 2006 by the United States – India Business Council (USIBC) 2

3. Tata’s response to Climate Change
Climate Change Steering Committee
Climate Change Working Group
… Established Climate Change COE in TQMS…
…Tata Climate Change Policy – signed off by Chairman Tata in Sep’11
…Carbon footprint mapping and abatement strategy completed in 51 Tata companies
3 pronged strategy has been adopted to drive the Tata climate change initiative :
Assessing relevant life cycle carbon footprint of Tata companies & developing carbon abatement strategy as per the company’s aspiration
Driving internal transformation by identifying key support processes
Building capability & extensively Communicate on Climate Change to raise awareness
… Capabilities & Communications trained climate change champions

4. Tata Climate Change Policy
Tata Companies will play leadership role in climate change
Be benchmark in their segment of industry on the carbon footprint
Engage actively in climate change advocacy & shaping of regulation in business sectors
Incorporate ‘green’ perspective in all key organizational processes

5. New Low Carbon Business
Tata Power's investment in Australian geothermal start-up
Tata Industries' investment in Swiss thin film company
Tata Motors' investment in the French 'air car' developer
Tata Motors' investment in the Scandinavian EV battery developer
Tata Steel's investment in solar steel with Dyesol
Tata's support of Daniel Nocera at MIT

6. TCL’s Global Transmission Network
TGN-Pacific
TGN-Atlantic
TGN-Western Europe
TGN-Northern Europe
TGN-EurAsia*
TGN-Intra Asia
TIC
Subtitle if necessary
OWN
TGN-Atlantic
TGN Western Europe
TGN Northern Europe
TGN-Pacific
TGN-TIC
TGN-Intra Asia
CONSORTIUM
SMW-3
SMW-4
SAFE/SAT-3
APCN-2
IMEWE
SEACOM
NEW PROJECTS
TGN-Eurasia
WACS
India-China Terrestrial
TGN-Gulf

7. AS6453 : > 3,100Gb of IP Backbone Network
North America
1000G
Trans Atlantic
310G
Europe
1160G
Asia-Europe 195G
Asia-Pacific
370G
Middle-East and Africa
27G
Dual stack IPv4 IPv6
OC-192/STM-64 ring
3,000 petabits of traffic/month
225+ PoPs in 27 countries
500 + ASN customers
21% of market share (routes)

8. leading by example
In-house TelePresence Network reduces travel costs and carbon emissions
Data Centers feature energy-saving design, floor and ceiling construction, ventilation, and lighting
Chennai and Pune data centers partially powered by wind turbines
New Singapore data center received LEED certification for meeting highest green building and performance standards
Cloud Computing services improve utilization
Member of Green Grid – global consortium of IT companies committed to improving energy efficiency
Climate Change Initiative promotes employee education on the importance of green technology and energy savings, measures the existing carbon footprint, and sets goals and metrics for reducing Tata Communications’ footprint

9. The Chennai data Centre
Selected by the Responsible Economy World Forum in 2011 as Best Practice

10. Thank You