# Presentation: 426872

## The Army’s Energy and Water Campaign Plan for InstallationsWork in progress

- Don Juhasz/James Paton
- Facilities Policy Division, Utilities and Energy
- Office of Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management _[Don.juhasz@hqda.army.mil](mailto:Don.juhasz@hqda.army.mil)__; __[James.Paton@hqda.army.mil](mailto:James.Paton@hqda.army.mil)__ _
- 703-601-0374/0364

## Unlike “Bazooka Bob”, the Campaign Plan development is a team effort......

***The Future “Army of One”***

## ...involving over 30 staff from a number of organizations with the following acronyms!

- OACSIM
- HQ/IMA
- PNNL
- CERL
- CEHNC
- MEDCOM
- NWRO
- SWRO
- ARNG
- NGB
- AMC
- USARC
- USACE
- ORNL
- NREL

- Plus input from industry
- stakeholders, other services
- and federal agencies

## Industry, Other Services and Federal Agency Involvement

- Three formal/open meetings to:
- Present a vision of the energy and water environment in 25 years
- Propose partnering opportunities
- Describe innovations in energy conversion processes
- Identify new technologies
- Discuss fuels of the future

## Evolving Army Energy & Water Program

- The Army Energy Program has historically focused on demand side
- saving initiatives.  Future programs need to integrate demand and
- supply with other programs and strategies including:
- Utility Privatization
- Military Construction
- Energy Security
- Water Resource Management
- Alternative Financing
- Procurement
- Distributed Generation
- Renewables
- Global Environment
- Emerging Technologies
- Alternative Fuels

- Army Energy Strategy is Comprehensive

## Why So Important and Timely?

## Campaign Plan Implements the Army Energy Strategy Initiatives  

- Five Energy Strategy Initiatives:
*Eliminate energy waste in existing facilities*
*Increase energy efficiency in new construction and renovation*
*Reduce dependence on fossil fuels*
*Conserve water resources*
*Improve energy security*

**Signed by the Secretary of the Army 8 July 2005**

## Eliminate Waste in Existing Facilities

- Eliminate/Reduce energy inefficiencies that waste
- natural and financial resources, and do so in a manner
- that does not adversely impact comfort and quality of
- the facilities in which Soldiers, families, civilians and
- contractors work and live.
- 11 Actions―Example: *Develop and Implement Funding Strategies for Energy Projects*

## Increase energy efficiency in new  construction and renovation

- Reduce costs by using energy sources and technologies
- that provide the greatest cost-effectiveness, energy
- efficiency and support environmental considerations.
- 11 Actions―Example: *Improve energy efficiency in sustainable design of new and renovated construction through LEED.*

## Reduce the dependence on fossil fuels

- Reduce dependence on fossil fuels to minimize
- increases due to global market conditions and for
- environmental benefits.
- 5 Actions―Example: *Modernize and sustain central energy systems (CES) to reduce fossil fuel consumption.*

## Conserve Water Resources

- Reduce water use to conserve water resources for
- drinking and domestic purposes.
- 8 Actions―Example: *Increase efficiency in process water use *
*	**(cooling towers, equipment that uses single pass cooling, boiler/steam systems, vehicle wash station, construction).*

## Improve Energy Security

- Provide for the security and reliability of our energy and
-  water systems in order to provide dependable utility
- service.
- 7 Actions―Example: *Diversify the Army’s energy portfolio to include: multiple sources of energy, renewable, coal, co-generation, and leverage technologies (to include new developing technologies).*

## The Campaign Plan is a Roadmap for the Energy Strategy

- The Campaign Plan provides:
*The way ahead for leveraging *_*policy*_*, *_*programs*_* (resources and other investment opportunities), and *_*projects*_* to meet the Army energy and water goals.*
*Detailed plans, identifies *_*measurable objectives*_* and *_*metrics*_*, lead agencies and other resources needed to execute the Energy Strategy.*
*A * *supportable year-by-year i*_*nvestment plan*_*, that ties in all energy users and policy proponents.*

**And buy-in by Senior Army Leadership**

## $

**ARMY ENERGY & WATER CAMPAIGN PLAN**

**INVOLVE ALL STAKEHOLDERS**
**G-3 / OPMG** – Priorities/Security
**ACA/ASA(ALT)** – Acquisition
**USACE **– Power Procurement
**ABO/ASA(FM)** – Resources
**IMA** – Installations
**MACOMs** – Major consumers
**OSD** – Overarching DoD Policy
**Other Services** – Shared solutions, consistent approach
**DOE** – Federal Energy Goals / ESPC / Federal Energy Vision
**PVT INDUSTRY** – Suppliers /  Providers / Technology Experts

**FOCUSED FACILITY STRATEGY**

- SPECIFIC PROJECTS

- WHO

- WHEN

- WHERE

- w/ WHAT

- RESOURCES

- PRODUCTS

- LEGISLATION

- POLICY

**Army Energy Campaign Plan**

**POM YEARS       LONG RANGE  PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS**

**FY08                                                                2030**

**UTILITY BILLS**

**PRIVATIZATION**

**MCA / MODERNIZATION**

**Put “Energy” on the Army Home Page**

**NEW TECHNOLOGIES / RENEWABLE ENERGY**

- HOW

**Awareness & Education**

- Plan the “Fight”

** ****BROAD GOALS AND OBJECTIVES**

**WHAT DO WE WANT TO ACHIEVE**

**ARMY ENERGY STRATEGY**

- Define Victory

- Set the Direction

**Partners**

**UTILITIES CONTRACT MGMT**

- Fund Reqmts = Demand + Technology + Management

- Step 1: Set the Army Strategic Objective (Set Expectations)

- Step 2: Select specific projects, identify technology, provide req’d auth, assign responsibility

- Step 3: Provide the Resources to accomplish the Campaign Plan (Funding, skill sets, commitment)

- Shazam!

## Schedule

*17 Aug  – Reviewed Progress with Agencies and Services at Energy 2005*
*18-19 Aug – Presented Draft Campaign Plan at Army Energy Forum; Participant Comments Solicited*
*29 Aug – 23 Sep – Final Comments Received and Incorporated into Draft Final*
*23 Sep – 07 Oct – OACSIM Develop Final Draft for Staffing*
*12 Oct – Begin Staffing of Campaign Plan*
*Dec 05 - Mar 06 – Assemble First Funding          Request Based on Signed Campaign Plan*