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Lastly, Pully's annual residential thermal energy
consumption is low and its overall electricity
consumption per capita annually, while high, is in
line with other cities in the region of comparable
size.

Although there is still room for further sustainable
improvements to be implemented or expanded – in
order to include more renewable sources such as:
solar, wind, hydro, tide and wave energy – notably,
16.47 % of Pully’s electricity comes from renewable
sources. This rate is higher than the average
reported by the OECD European countries. 13

Recommendations that guide the modernization and optimization of various public energy use sources
should be utilized, including, for example, Recommendation ITU-T Y.4458: ‘Requirements and functional
architecture of a smart street light service’, Recommendation ITU-T L.1210: ‘Sustainable power feeding
solutions for 5G networks’, and Recommendation ITU-T L.1316: ‘Energy efficiency framework’ (along
with Supplement ITU-T L Suppl. 36: ITU-T L.1310: ‘Study on methods and metrics to evaluate energy
efficiency for future 5G systems’).

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