Following the publication of the BSG report 'The costs of deploying fibre-based next generation broadband infrastructure' we have made the charts and maps in the report available below for easy re-use.

Please feel free to use this charts and maps as you wish. We ask that where you use these graphs, you reference them as Analysys Mason for BSG.

• Figure 3.1: FTTC/VDSL network topology
• Figure 3.3: FTTH/GPON network topology
• Figure 3.6: FTTH/PTP network topology
• Figure 3.17: UK exchange areas by geotype
• Figure 4.1: Mix of lines in the base case
• Figure 4.2: Breakdown of FTTC/VDSL costs per premises connected
• Figure 4.3: Breakdown of FTTH/GPON costs per premises connected
• Figure 4.4: Breakdown of FTTH/PTP costs per premises connected
• Figure 4.5: Total cost vs. percentage population for FTTC/VDSL
• Figure 4.6: Total cost vs. percentage population for FTTH
• Figure 4.7: Costs for nationwide coverage of each technology
• Figure 4.8: Fixed costs per premises passed and the variable costs per permises connected for FTTC/VDSL
• Figure 4.9: Fixed costs per premises passed and variable costs per premises connected for FTTH/GPON
• Figure 4.10: Fixed costs per premises passed and variable costs per premises connected for FTTH/PTP
• Figure 4.11: Costs for a nationwide network split into fixed and variable costs
• Figure 4.12: National costs for FTTC/VDSL scenarios
• Figure 4.13: National costs for FTTH scenarios
• Figure 4.14: National costs for FTTC/VDSL take-up scenarios
• Figure 4.15: National costs for FTTH/GPON take-up scenarios
• Figure 4.16: National costs for FTTH/PTP take-up scenarios
• Figure 4.17: Impact of overall take-up on the costs per premises connected by area for FTTC/VDSL
• Figure 4.18: Impact of overall take-up on the costs per premises connected by area for FTTH/GPON
• Figure 4.19 Impact of overall take-up on the costs per premises connected by area for FTTH/PTP
• Figure 4.21: National deployment costs for duct re-use scenarios
• Figure 4.22: Impact of increased aerial deployment on a nationwide basis for FTTC/VDSL
• Figure 4.23: Impact of increased aerial deployment on a national basis for FTTH/GPON and FTTH/PTP
• Figure 4.24: Additional cost of installation of FTTC/VDSL by engineer
• Figure 4.25: Comparison of costs on a national basis for the different infrastructure scenarios for FTTC/VDSL
• Figure 4.26: Comparison of costs on a national basis for the different infrastructure scenarios for FTTH/GPON and FTTH/PTP
• Figure 5.1: Fixed and variable costs per premises connected for FTTC/VDSL split by geographical area
• Figure 5.2: Fixed and variable costs per premises connected for FTTH/GPON split by geographical area
• Figure 5.3: Fixed and variable costs per premises connected for FTTH/PTP split by geographical area
• Figure 5.4: Map of the UK by area type for FTTC/VDSL
• Figure 5.5: Map of the UK by area type for FTTH/GPON and FTTH/PTP
• Figure 5.6: Impact of increased take-up on costs in different areas
• Figure 6.1: Deployment costs of each technology split by area
• Figure A.8: Average costs of contructing new ducts
• Figure A.9: Average costs per metre for fibre and ducts
• Figure C.1: Map of Afttc, Bfttc and Cfttc areas for the South West of England
• Figure C.2: Map of Afttc, Bfttc and Cfttc areas for the North East of England

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