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Ericsson and Ooredoo Qatar Achieve 15% Energy Savings in 5G PoC

November 28, 2025
2 min read
Author: Kay-Lyne Wolfenden

The trial demonstrated the ability of Ericsson’s software to dynamically optimize energy consumption and network resources based on real-time traffic demand and network conditions.

Ericsson  and Ooredoo Qatar  have successfully completed a proof of concept (PoC) for the Automated Energy Saver feature, part of Ericsson 5G Advanced Energy Efficiency and Management solutions. The trial demonstrated the ability of Ericsson’s software to dynamically optimize energy consumption and network resources based on real-time traffic demand and network conditions.

The Automated Energy Saver functionality activates or deactivates radio resources according to user throughput, ensuring energy efficiency during both low- and high-traffic periods without compromising user experience. Within just one week, the PoC achieved an estimated 15 percent reduction in radio power consumption while maintaining consistent network performance.

The success of the PoC represents a key step toward deploying Ericsson 5G Advanced across Ooredoo Qatar’s network. It aligns with the Qatar National Vision 2030, supporting the country’s goals for sustainable, intelligent connectivity.

Hicham Siblini, Chief Technology and Infrastructure Officer at Ooredoo Qatar, stated that the project highlights the operator’s journey toward a more advanced, automated network.

“By enabling real-time intent-driven automation for more sustainable operations, Ooredoo will benefit from strengthened network intelligence while better serving our customers.”

Hicham Siblini, Chief Technology and Infrastructure Officer, Ooredoo Qatar

Petra Schirren, President Gulf at Ericsson Europe, Middle East & Africa, emphasized the role of intent-based automation in improving both energy efficiency and network performance. She noted that the PoC demonstrates how Ericsson 5G Advanced can help networks meet rising capacity demands while promoting long-term sustainability.

Ericsson and Ooredoo Qatar have a strong history of collaboration, including nationwide 5G deployment, microwave backhaul, and the rollout of Ericsson Smart Connected Sites to reduce carbon emissions. This latest PoC reinforces their commitment to digitalization, sustainability, and Qatar’s national development goals.

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