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The varying nature of the power consumption of base stations makes it difficult to have a specific load profile for all base stations. Table 1 shows the energy demand of the chosen base station
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Currently, there are several research efforts directed on the use of solar power in the Nigerian telecommunication industry. In this paper, the importance of solar energy as a
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