1. Army Power and Energy
Presentation to:
The Southern Solar Summit
Forging Partnerships for a Renewable and Resilient Army
MG AL AYCOCK
Operations Director
Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management

2. Future Energy on the Battlefield
Smart Textiles
Solar Harvesting
Inter-platform
Wireless Charging
Microgrids
Renewables
Kinetic Energy Harvesting
Universal Battery Charging
Always Connected 2

3. Army Energy and Sustainability
Army Universe Chart
(as of 30 Sep 14)
Land Acreage (Summary Data)
Army End-Strength
United States
13,526,790
Active
508,210
Europe
133,906
Reserves
195,438
Asia
27,548
Guard
354,072
Other Overseas
1,361
Civilians
Retired
248,947
926,827
Army Energy and Sustainability
Largest utility consumer in US, $1.3B (FY14)
Reduced energy consumption 17% from 2003
38.1% reduction in petroleum consumption
27.1% reduction in water use intensity
$2.2B in Energy Savings Performance Contract
(ESPC)and Utility Energy Savings Performance
Contracts (UESC) (most in the Federal Government)
Capacity
87 Megawatt (MW) Renewable Energy (RE)
adding 130 MW in FY15
400+ MW in development
Will double RE consumption 3 years in a row
22MW of rooftop solar on 40,000 homes
Updated 25 Army Policies for Energy Management
2.2 Million People
Roads (Paved and Unpaved)
59,500 Lane Miles
Paved Area (Excludes Roads)
255,486,603 Square Yards
Army Installations
Installation Management Command 68
Army Reserve 3
AMC 27
DLA 5
National Guard 48
ARCENT
TOTAL
154
Railroads
154 Small Cities
• 2,161
• 28,822
(Miles)
(Linear Feet of Bridges)
Buildings
(Square Feet)
United States
694,152,584
Europe
88,714,637
Asia
43,594,309
Other
3,489,504
Leases
33,342,129
Privatized
102,097,863
WWII Wood
12,389,337
968 Million Square Feet
Utilities (Systems)
(Electric, Gas, Water, Wastewater)
Family Housing
Owned
Leased
Privatized
16,009
6,433
86,531
106,000 Homes
Army-Owned
Privatized
208
146

4. 4/22/2017
Installation Energy
Office of Energy Initiatives(OEI) established to develop large scale renewable energy projects to cost effectively strengthen energy security, save money, and support the Army’s energy goals.
Develop win-win third party financing to improve efficiency on Army installations. The Army has the most robust Energy Saving Performance Contracting program in the entire Federal government.
Residential Community Initiatives (RCI) partners own and operate housing for Soldiers and Families. RCI employs renewables where cost effective.
The Army’s Energy Conservation Investment Program (ECIP) funds projects that promise a significant payback via reduced energy costs.
Through technology and policies we are reducing our energy footprint. We will provide flexibility and resiliency by developing alternatives and adaptable capabilities

5. OEI: Contracts & Agreements, Construction, and Operations
Installation Project Status:
Operations
Construction
Contracts and Agreements
Project Assessment & Validation HI AK
Tooele Army Depot
Ft. Huachuca
Schofield Barracks
Redstone Arsenal
Ft. Bliss
Ft. Irwin
Ft. Detrick
Ft. Irwin, CA
13 MW solar
Competitive energy purchase
Ft. Detrick, MD
15 MW solar
Energy purchase awarded to Ameresco Inc.
Ft. Drum, NY
28 MW biomass
Energy purchase awarded
to ReEnergy Holdings LLC
Schofield Barracks, HI
50 MW biodiesel
Lease with HECO
Ft. Drum
Ft. Hood
Ft. Huachuca, AZ
18 MW solar
GSA Areawide Contract with TEP
Redstone Arsenal, AL
25 MW renewable CHP
Competitive energy purchase through HNC
Ft. Pickett
Ft. Gordon
Ft. Benning
JFTB Los Alamitos
Up to MW hours per year solar MATOC energy purchase notice of intent to award to SunPower
Ft. Hood, TX
Onsite solar, offsite wind
Competitive energy purchase with notice of intent to award to Apex Clean Energy
Anniston Army Depot
Ft. Rucker
Ft. Devens
Camp Edwards
Tooele Army Depot, UT
274 acres for solar
Competitive lease through USACE
30 MW solar
GSA Areawide Contract with GA Power
Ft. Stewart
Tooele Army Depot, UT
600 acres for wind
Competitive lease through USACE
Ft. Gordon, GA
30 MW solar
GSA Areawide Contract with GA Power
Ft. Stewart, GA
30 MW solar
GSA Areawide Contract with GA Power
Anniston Army Depot, AL
10.6 MW solar
GSA Areawide Contract with AL Power
Ft. Rucker, AL
10.6 MW solar
GSA Areawide Contract with AL Power
Office of Energy Initiatives
UNCLASSIFIED 5

6. Georgia Power + OEI=3x30 Georgia 3x30
OEI and Georgia Power are Developing PV Projects of 30 MW EACH at
Ft. Benning, Ft. Gordon and Ft. Stewart

7. OEI Project Development Process
EXECUTION
RETURN ON INVESTMENT
Phase 1
Project Assessment
Phase 3
Contracts & Agreements
Phase 5
Operations & Support
Phase 2
Project Validation
Phase 4
Construction
Fatal flaw analysis, project definition, incl. business model
Target: 90 Days
Current: 1-3 Years
Project concept optimization and Army approval
Target: Days
Current: 1-3 Years
Final approvals and securing a binding agreement
Target: .5-1 Years
Current: 1-3 Years
Constructing and structuring services
Target: 1-3 Years
Operations and transitioning to closure
Target: Years
OEI Project Assessment
Procurement Partners
Mgt Partners
OEI Project Life Cycle Management
USACE, DLA, GSA
MICC 7

8. Third Party Financing
Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPC) / Utilities
Energy Services Contracts (UESC)
Army ESPCs:
Over 180 task orders/ 75 installations
>6.6 Trillion BTU Energy Savings per year
$1.63 Billion of Private sector investments
Army UESCs:
Over 360 task orders/ 45 installations
> 3.8 Trillion BTU Energy Savings per year
$583 Million in Private sector investments
Contacts
USACE Contracting -
DOE Contracting - 8

9. Residential Community Initiative (RCI)
The RCI program is comprised of 44 installations (combined into 34 projects); over 86,000 homes - 98% of Army's family housing inventory in the U.S.
Solar development on RCI housing currently accounts for 22 MW in operation and another 20 MW in development.
The Utility Billing Program incentivizes energy conservation.
RCI, Residential Rooftop PV
JNCO Homes at Fort Bliss, TX

10. Energy Conservation Investment Program (ECIP)
$45-50M per year
Energy savings: 120 Billion BTU/ year
Opportunities: advertised in fedbizops.com
ECIP KW Photovoltaic Solar Power System, New Jersey National Guard Joint Training and Training Development Center
Generated 300,000KWh/year
30% of Peak Load
Estimated Cost Savings $237k/year

11. Small Scale Renewables
The Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) is an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract vehicle that establishes a pool of qualified firms/contractors four renewable energy technologies in solar, wind, biomass, and geothermal.
MATOC pool of qualified renewable energy firms includes:
17 Biomass Companies
6 Geothermal Companies
50 Solar Companies
21 Wind Companies
Task order winners will finance, build, own, operate, and maintain the generation assets
Total ceiling of the contract is $7 billion
Refers to total dollar value of energy available for purchase, under all
Power Purchase Agreements task orders, for the entire term
Awards under the MATOC are subject to the Davis Bacon Act and
the Buy American Act
The MATOC is available for smaller scale Army projects (<10 MW)
As of March, 14, 2013

12. Working With the Army
ACSIM: ASA(IE&E): USACE:
Renewable Energy on Army Lands
Large Scale Renewable Energy Projects (>10MW):
Siting Clearinghouse:
Science and Technology
Army Acquisition Business Website:
Base Camp Integration Laboratory:
Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center:
Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center:
National Defense Center for Energy and Environment:
Network Integration Evaluation:
Rapid Equipping Force:
Facilities Energy Innovation
Net Zero:
Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program (SERDP) & Environmental Security Technology Certification Program (ESTCP):
RCI:
Vehicle Innovation
Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center:
Aviation & Missile Research, Development & Engineering Center:
Small Businesses
Army Small Business Innovation Research Program:
Guide found here 12 12

13. The Army is a leader in energy efficiency and renewable energy
Army Energy Program
The Army is a leader in energy efficiency and renewable energy
Largest consumer of energy in the federal government
Lowest energy intensity in the federal government
Largest third party financed ESPC and UESC use in the federal government
In FY15 awarded 6 Federal Energy Management Program Awards
Partnerships with Industry are key to the Army maintaining its’ role as a leader in energy efficiency and renewable energy

14. Questions ?