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Technical Track 5: EnergyTrack Chair: Col. Richard Fryer, CEM, PMP, LEED AP, CFM, USAF (Ret), Session 1: Wednesday, May 25, 2011; 2:30-4:00 p.m. Senior SES level speaker from DOE to kick off the track talking to progress by Federal Agencies towards meeting National goals, policy changes and adjustments contemplated, potential for a national RES and any far future vision for the Nation and Federal Agencies. Followed by Senior SES/Flag speaker from OSD to address OSD added goals and policies, strategic shifts in both (if any), concerns and plans to address them, and an overview of the resource picture, especially ECIP, but also SRM and MILCON. If time permits, address energy studies “orchestration” [editorial: seems to be many studies under way and beginning that overlap] and/or the validity of LEED certification: is this the best metric. Moderator: Mr. Brian Lally, Energy Consultant, Lally Enterprises Speaker:
Session 2: Thursday, May 26, 2011; 9:00-10:15 a.m. The Services have developed some unique contracts to support their energy programs, especially renewable energy programs. The Navy will provide a presentation on the NAVFAC SW solar privatization IDIQ (Navy speaker); a unique multiple award task order contract under which private firms are awarded projects to develop, finance, construct, and operate solar arrays on Navy property in return for a long term commitment from the Navy to buy power over 20 years at a predetermined rate structure. The Air Force will provide a presentation on their Davis-Monthan AFB 13 MW solar lease/power purchase agreement (PPA) project with SunEdison. Moderator: Mr. Roland Moreau, Vice President, ECC Speakers:
Session 3: Thursday, May 26, 2011; 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Within DoD there are many examples of success in implementing sustainable energy technologies. This session will highlight the Army’s success with ground-source heat pumps at Ft. Knox; review lessons learned at the Air Force’s recently completed 1MegaWatt photovoltaic power plant project at Buckley AFB; and review the current state of Permanent Modular Construction as a sustainable and energy efficient building technology. Moderator: Col. Bart Barnhart, USAF, Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense (Installations & Environment) Speakers:
Session 4: Thursday, May 26, 2011; 2:00 - 3:15 p.m. Highlight service policies and strategic direction with regard to installation energy security concerns and plans. Highlight concerns, if any, with electric grid security. Will energy security evolve into be a program with resources and defined goals… If so, what sort of projects might arise and of what scale… Does energy security go beyond electricity and include other utilities such as natural gas, water, and wastewater… Moderator: Mr. William Macon, Assistant Vice President, Michael Baker, Inc. Speakers:
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