Green technology's ability to supply clean, low-cost energy has been taken for granted, but its associated costs have rarely been factored in. As a matter of fact, there are a plethora of costs and benefits associated with making such technology a reality. This research therefore assesses and contrasts conventional mobile networks with their green energy-oriented alternatives. We analyze the factors to be considered when favoring one green/renewable approach over another. This study demonstrates that green networks can have a cost efficiency (CE) that is roughly double that of typical networks, such the cloud radio access network. Hence, we can estimate the future total green network's trade-offs with varying site, city, country, regional, and equipment manufacturing features. Having this information will help service providers, investors, and network manufacturers strike a good balance between the two types of networks