The lowest-carbon part is the one you already own.
Reusing equipment before buying new saves money and avoids the emissions of making it.
Back in service at Lakeside 0412, not bought new
9 retired parts back in service
Illustrative network
- Retired equipment in your warehouses
- Going back into service
- Live sites that need it
- Connected and understood
Illustrative network
- Retired equipment in your warehouses
- Going back into service
Reuse is the lever.
A new piece of network equipment carries the emissions of its making before it’s ever switched on. Each part you reuse, repair or redeploy instead of buying new avoids them, and the money too.
The hard part has never been the will to reuse. It’s knowing what you have, where it is, and what can safely replace what.
NetLife AI finds the decisions that cut carbon and cost together.
NetLife AI doesn’t calculate your carbon footprint. It finds the decisions that reduce it.
Reuse before purchase.
Matches new demand to equipment you already own, across your whole network, including drop-in equivalents.
Longer working life.
Flags the part models worth refurbishing and returning to service.
Surplus caught early.
Finds stock nobody needs while it can still be put to use.
Reference data for your reporting.
Our catalogue carries reuse and recycling emissions reference data for its parts, which you can use in your own reporting.
Do you calculate our carbon?
No. The savings come from reusing what you own before buying new, which avoids the emissions of making new equipment. Our catalogue carries emissions reference data for its parts, which you can use in your own reporting.
In a pilot with Safaricom, published by GSMA Foundry, GRiD part matching showed:
60%
less CO₂
62%
fewer part types to stock
55%
lower cost from reusing matched equivalent parts
Source: GSMA Foundry, “Creating a Circular Economy for Network Equipment”, a case study with Safaricom announced at MWC25 Kigali. Figures are NetLife’s, as reported by GSMA Foundry. Read the case study on gsma.com
Modelled results from a pilot study, as published by GSMA Foundry. Not measured savings.
Find the reuse already sitting in your network.
Our team sets up the first connection with you. Your team builds nothing.
