Energy & Sustainability Committee Meeting

May 7, 2019

Mr. Michael McGhee, P.E.Executive Director

U.S. Army Office of Energy Initiatives

Army Installations Universe

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Army Installation Energy & Water Consumption Costs

Installation Population:3,002,873

Total Army Installations:

156

National Guard & Reserve Centers:

>2,200

Total Land (acres):

13,591,251Buildings (ft2): 982,668,264

$1.1B Energy 75.1T BTUs/year

$86.9M Potable Water 31.2B GALs/year

Energy Use Intensity since FY03

Water Use Intensitysince FY07

34.6% 30%

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Army Office of Energy Initiatives (OEI)

The Office of Energy Initiatives was established by the Secretary of the Army as a task force in 2011, then as a permanent office in 2014

• Central program management office for Army’s development, implementation and oversight of large-scale renewable and alternative energy projects that leverage private financing

• Secures Army installations with energy that is resilient, affordable and sustainable

• Focused on creating an “islandable” capability – energy security projects that include onsite generation, storage, and controls

Redstone Arsenal, Alabama: 10 megawatt (MW) alternating current solar project with Army’s first privately funded, commercially available battery storage solution

Fort Hood, Texas: 65 MW AC Hybrid Wind & Solar Projects; Expected to provide $100 million in cost avoidance over the term of the 30-year contract

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii: 50 MW Biofuel/Multi-fuel Project operational since May 2018. Full “Islandable” energy capability expected for Schofield Barracks, Camp Kunia and Wheeler Army Airfield

U.S. Army Installations

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Camp Ashland

Black Rapids Training Area

Camp Dodge Johnston TS

Camp Grafton

Defense Distribution Region West Sharpe Site

HIAK Fort Buchanan

Fort Richardson

Fort Sill

Fort Wainwright

Fort Wolters

Cornhusker AAPIowa AAP

Kansas AAP

MTCH Camp Guernsey

MTC-H Camp Roberts

Newport Chem Depot

Pinon Canyon

NG Greenlief TSNG Mead TS

PohakuloaTraining Area

Pupukea Paalaa Uka Mil RoadSchofield Bks Military ReservationTripler AMC

Wheeler Army Airfield

White Sands Missile Range

Yakima Training Center

Marseilles (MTA Training Area)

Gerstle River Arctic Test SiteDonnelly Training Area

Ft. Bliss

Ft. Drum

Fort Hunter Liggett

Fort Riley

Sierra Army Depot

Tooele Army Depot

Joint Base Lewis-McChord

Fort Huachuca

US Army Garrison

USAG/Schofield Barracks

Fort BelvoirFort Riley

Fort Leavenworth

Fort Leonard Wood

Fort Benning

Fort Campbell

Fort Carson

Fort Bragg

Rock Island Arsenal

Military Ocean Terminal Concord (MOTCO)

Fort Greely

Pine Bluff Arsenal

Anniston Army Depot

Sierra Army Depot

Hawthorne Army Depot

NTC and Ft. Irwin

Yuma Proving Ground

Ft. Bliss

Ft. Detrick

Ft. Drum

Watervliet Arsenal

Tooele Army Depot

Camp WilliamsAberdeen Proving Ground

Blue Grass Army Depot

Charles E Kelly Support Facility

Camp Atterbury

NG Beauregard Training Range

MTC Camp Blanding

MTA Camp Crowder Neosho

CTC Camp Dawson-Kingwood

MTA Camp Edwards

MTC-H Camp Grayling

Camp Gruber

Fort MaxeyCTA Camp McCain

Camp Minden TS

Parks Reserve Forces Training Area

Camp Perry TS (CTC)

Camp Rapid

MTA Camp Rilea

Camp Ripley

Camp Joseph T Robinson

ITC Camp San Luis Obisbo

MTA Camp Santiago Rq 577

MTA Camp Shelby

Camp Swift

Carlisle Barracks

Detroit Arsenal

Dugway Proving Ground

Ethan Allen Range

Fort A P Hill

Fort Chaffee

CTC Fort Custer TrngCenter

Fort Dix

Fort Eustis

Fort Gordon

Fort Hamilton

MTA Fort Wm Henry Harrison

Fort Hood

Fort Indiantown Gap

Fort Jackson

Fort Knox

Fort Lee

Fort McClellan ARNG Training Center

Fort McCoy

Fort McPherson

Fort George G Meade

Waianae-Kai Military Reservation

Waianae-Kai Military Reservation

Umatilla ChemDepot

Toth Stagefield

Stinson (5AB) Stagefield

Stewart Annex

Skelly Stagefield

Shell Basefield

Riunkle Stagefield

Riverbank AAP

Pueblo Chemical Depot

NG MTA Limestone Hills

Mississippi AAP

Makua Mil Reserve

Longhorn AAPLong Star AAP

Kipapa Ammo Storage SiteKahuku Training Area

HuHunt StagefieldHighbluffStagefiled

Helemano Military Reservation

Green River Test Compex

Goldberg Stagefield

Fort Shafter

Fort Ord

Fort Gillem

Fort Benning

Desert Chemical Depot

Defense Supply Center Columbus

Defense General Supply Center

Defense Distribution Region West Tracy

Defense DistribDepot Susq

Camp Mackall

Camp Frank D Merrill Dahlonega

Camp Bullis

Cairns Basefield

Brown 4B Stagefield

Blossom Point Research Facility

Allen Stagefield

West Point Mil Reservation

Walter Reed AMC Main Post

Scranton AAP

Radford AAP

Milan AAP

Lake City AAP

US Army Joint Sys Mfg Ctr

Holston AAP

Tobyhanna Army Depot

Military Ocean Tml Sunny Point

Stones Ranch Military Reservation

Redstone Arsenal

Red River Army Depot

Ravenna Training and Log Site

Presidio of Monterey

Fort Monmouth Main Post

Fort Monroe

Fort Myer

Fort Lesley J McNair

HQBN Henderson Hall Arlington

Fort Pickett, ARNG MTC

Fort PolkFort Rucker

Fort Sam Houston

Fort Stewart

Hunter Army Airfield

Letterkenny Army Depot

McAlester AAP

Picatinny Arsenal

Redstone Arsenal

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Total Continental U.S. Army Installations: 156 (including HI, and U.S. territories)

Energy Resilience Drives OEI Priorities

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Improve Mission Readiness• Energy and water resources are critical

mission enablers required to train, sustain, and deploy a globally responsive Army

Modernize Energy Systems • New capabilities emerging from

advances in distributed energy, smart grids, and storage technologies

Reform Army Business Practices• Attract private sector capabilities and

capital to ensure Army energy systems are equipped with best capabilities to withstand modern threats

PHYSICAL

Hurricane Michael Left1.2 Million without Power

NATURAL

America’s Electric Grid Has a Vulnerable Back Door—and Russia Walked Through It

CYBER

Army Office of Energy InitiativesCurrent Energy Projects Portfolio

50 MW Multi-fuel Plant / 30-Day Microgrid• Hawaiian Electric constructed, owns and operates the

generation plant to provide three installations with 100% of energy requirements during a grid outage

• Located above the tsunami inundation zone, the plant is equipped with “blackstart” capability; 5 days of fuel storage onsite and 30 days of fuel storage on the island

• Enhances Oahu grid resilience and provides power to the community during an outage

Energy Security at Schofield Barracks, HI

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Contact Us:Mr. Michael McGhee

Executive DirectorU.S. Army Office of Energy Initiatives

703-697-4100michael.f.mcghee.civ@mail.mil

Ms. Krista StehnOpportunity Development Director

703-697-4004krista.r.stehn.civ@mail.mil

www.OEI.army.mil@ArmyOEI

U.S. Army Office of Energy Initiatives