James Saunby & John Popham - Rural Community Broadband
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The document discusses the costs and challenges of implementing rural broadband connectivity via fibre and wireless installations. It analyzes factors like duct rental costs, backhaul costs to points of handover, energy costs for digital subscriber line access multiplexers, and whether the investment required would be commercially viable. Several specific rural communities are listed that may not be viable for broadband expansion based on an analysis of costs versus potential revenues.
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James Saunby & John Popham - Rural Community Broadband
- 1. GreySkyConsulting Rural Community Broadband James Saunby John Popham
- 2. Ducts Fibre & Install Migration & Connection PCP Costs ODF Subtotal MSAN Costs Capex Duct Rental CLU Costs Backhaul to POH Not Commercially Viable Energy Costs for DSLAM Power Supply Other Opex Revenues Investment Gap
- 3. 20% 40% 60% 80% 0% 100% 120% Blewbury Wormley Middleton Cheney Charlbury Tideswell Pateley Bridge Much Hadham Birch Sidmouth Mickle Trafford Llanfair Caereinion Stokesley Lavenham Shepherdswell Kineton Holymoorside Penkridge Newmills Cockfield (Durham) Tring Combe Down Isleham London Upper Warlingham Rowhedge Petersfield Confidence is Essential Moulton (East Mids) Trimsaran Colnbrook Montrose Aberaeron High Green Pinhoe Hemsworth Edinburgh Colinton Endon Norwich North Kenfig Hill Havant Dunston Pendleton Paisley Larkhall Huyton Stechford
- 7. James Saunby consulting@greysky.co.uk 01670 330000 John Popham john.popham@johnpopham.com Twitter: @johnpopham