The telecommunications sector is highly dependent on the continuous supply of electricity to ensure the functioning of its operations. In this context,
TIM works to prioritize the use of renewable energy, reduce consumption in general and optimize management during operation, reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
The 2024-26 Strategic Plan reflects the company’s concern about more efficient energy use for data traffic and assumes the commitment of promoting an 110% increase in energy efficiency by 2025. To reach this target, a TIM is replacing equipment with more efficient models, enhancing its production processes and monitoring consumption by means of an eco-efficiency indicator. TIM also reinforces its commitment to maintain 100% of its eletric energy consumption from renewable sources by 2025.
Through the Distributed Generation Project, TIM ended 2023 with 101 small plants powering its operations in different states, with a predominance of solar plants. This is one of the company’s main strategies to ensure the use of energy from renewable sources, reducing the environmental impact of its activities.
See below TIM’s energy consumption data:
ENERGY CONSUMPTION INSIDE THE ORGANIZATION¹ (GJ) | |||
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SOURCES | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 |
FUEL CONSUMPTION | |||
Gasoline | 5,945 | 6,168 | 4,994 |
Ethanol (renewable resource) | 582 | 740 | 1,407² |
Diesel – Vehicles | 353 | 193 | 49 |
Diesel – Generators | 13,226 | 15,192 | 15,089 |
Biogas – Distributed Generation Project (renewable source) | – | – | 286,184 |
Natural gas – Distributed Generation Project | – | – | 27,293 |
ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION | |||
Electricity | 2,339,113 | 2,402,260 | 2,293,0563 |
TOTAL | 2,359,219 | 2,424,553 | 2,628,0724 |
1 As of 2023, the biogas and natural gas plants of the distributed generation project were reclassified to fuels, for
alignment with the Group.
2 The Company has prioritized the use of ethanol and reduced its fleet of diesel-powered vehicles.
3 It considers captive market, free market, distributed generation project and the Sky Coverage project.
4 The conversion to GJ is made based on the factors of the National Energy Balance.
For more information about TIM’s energy efficiency, please visit our ESG Report.