2.1.1: Aviation Energy Efficiency 2.1.2: Technology Evaluation Plan Goal 2.2: Built Infrastructure 2.2.1: Facility Energy Consumption 2.2.3: New Construction & Renovations 2.2.6: Industrial, Landscaping & Agricultural Water 2.2.7: Electricity, Gas & Steam Meters 2.4.1: Energy Efficiency Technologies 2.5: Process & Cyber Operations 2.5.1: Process Energy Consumption 3.1.3: Policy & Investment Strategy 3.2.1: Renewable & Alternative Energy 3.3: Ground Vehicles & Equipment 3.3.4: Opportunities & Requirements 4.2.4: Cooperation & Partnerships 4.3.1: Key Performance Parameter | StrategicPlan U.S. Air Force Energy Strategic Plan The Air Force Energy Strategic Plan provides a framework for energy management to achieve our energy goals, with an aim to continually improve energy utilization to maximize efficiency and promote alternative energy platforms. Our approach to energy is built upon four priorities—Improve Resiliency, Reduce Demand, Assure Supply, and Foster an Energy Aware Culture—and each priority is defined and further developed to include enterprise-wide goals and objectives essential to help us achieve our energy vision, sustain readiness, and support the mission. Any time-bound objectives are expected to be completed by the end of the target year. Under each priority, a key initiative shows how the Air Force is addressing some of its strategic goals. Source: Start: 2013-03-31 End: Publication Date: 2013-05-07
Sustain an assured energy advantage in air, space, and cyberspace To provides a framework for energy management to achieve our energy goals Goal Priority 1: Resiliency Improve resiliency Objective(s): Objective Goal 1.1: Risks Identify and assess risks Objective 1.1.1: Macro-Level Threats Identify macro-level, energy-related threats and risks to the Air Force at the asset, mission, and installation levels by 2013 Objective 1.1.2: Mitigation Options Develop mitigation options for energy-related risks by 2014 Objective 1.1.3: Critical Assets Assess risk of energy infrastructure loss on ability of critical assets to support strategic missions Objective Goal 1.2: Systems & Tools Implement required systems and tools that support risk, energy performance, and life cycle analysis Objective 1.2.1: Assessment Methodology Identify energy assessment methodology to enhance decision-making by 2013 Objective 1.2.2: Assessment Framework Refine risk assessment framework by 2013 to evaluate energy threats to assets, missions, and installations Objective 1.2.3: Data Alignment Identify opportunities to align data requirements, data systems, and data management efficiencies Objective 1.2.4: Budget Processes Develop methodologies to better incorporate energy security as a factor in budget processes by 2015 Objective Goal 1.3: Energy & Water Mitigate likelihood for disrupted energy and water supplies to impede operations Objective 1.3.1: Alternative Fuels Identify where and how alternative fuels and energy can be integrated into the Air Force energy portfolio Objective 1.3.2: Alternative Supplies Identify alternative supply options for delivering energy and water sources to Air Force operations Objective 1.3.3: Back-Up Power Analyze back-up power capability to support on-going mission support requirements in case of commercial power failures Objective Goal 1.4: Planning Activities Ensure planning activities identify and address risks in energy and water supplies Goal Priority 2: Demand Reduce demand Objective(s): 2.1.1: Aviation Energy Efficiency 2.1.2: Technology Evaluation Plan Goal 2.2: Built Infrastructure 2.2.1: Facility Energy Consumption 2.2.3: New Construction & Renovations 2.2.6: Industrial, Landscaping & Agricultural Water 2.2.7: Electricity, Gas & Steam Meters 2.4.1: Energy Efficiency Technologies 2.5: Process & Cyber Operations 2.5.1: Process Energy Consumption Objective Goal 2.1: Aviation Fuel Reduce aviation fuel consumption through efficient flying operations Objective 2.1.1: Aviation Energy Efficiency Improve aviation energy efficiency 10% by 2020 (2011 baseline) Objective 2.1.2: Technology Evaluation Plan Develop and implement a plan to evaluate technologies for potential improvements in energy and operational efficiency Objective 2.1.3: Best Practices Share best practices with domestic and international partners for efficient fuel usage Objective Goal 2.2: Built Infrastructure Reduce built infrastructure energy and water consumption Objective 2.2.1: Facility Energy Consumption Reduce total facility energy consumption by 15% by 2020 (2010 baseline) Objective 2.2.2: Energy Intensity Reduce energy intensity by 30% by 2015 (2003 baseline) and 1.5% annually through 2020 (2015 baseline) Objective 2.2.3: New Construction & Renovations Ensure 100% of new vertical construction and major renovations meet federal requirements for high performance and sustainable buildings Objective 2.2.4: Energy Performance Ensure energy performance remains on track to meet all applicable requirements from laws, regulations, and executive orders Objective 2.2.5: Potable Water Reduce potable water consumption intensity by 26% by 2020 (2007 baseline) Objective 2.2.6: Industrial, Landscaping & Agricultural Water Reduce industrial, landscaping, and agricultural water consumption by 20% by 2020 (2010 baseline) Objective 2.2.7: Electricity, Gas & Steam Meters Ensure all installed facility electricity, gas, and steam smart meters are integrated with the appropriate computer network by 2016 Objective 2.3: Petroleum Fuels Reduce reliance on petroleum fuels for ground-based vehicles Objective 2.3.1: Ground Vehicles Reduce petroleum consumption by all ground vehicles by 2% annually through 2020 (2008 baseline) Objective 2.3.2: Vehicles Ensure the most fuel efficient, fit-for-purpose vehicle is procured to meet mission requirements Objective 2.4: Innovations Develop, demonstrate, and implement technological, operational, and management innovations to improve energy efficiency and reduce energy demand Objective 2.4.1: Energy Efficiency Technologies Identify and assess near-, mid-, and long-term energy efficiency technologies Objective 2.4.2: Technology Transitions Determine approach to better assess appropriate technology transitions by 2013 Objective 2.4.3: Test Bed Locations Identify potential Air Force energy test bed locations by 2013 Objective 2.4.4: R&D Engage international partners in cooperative research and development for energy technologies Stakeholder(s): International Partners Objective 2.5: Process & Cyber Operations Decrease energy demand from process and cyber operations Objective 2.5.1: Process Energy Consumption Develop an approach by 2013 to decrease Air Force process energy consumption Objective 2.5.2: Data Centers & Servers Consolidate Air Force data centers and reduce servers by 2015 Identify and adapt tools and practices to decrease energy consumption and improve energy efficiency at remaining Air Force data centers Goal Priority 3: Supply Assure supply Objective(s): 3.1.3: Policy & Investment Strategy 3.2.1: Renewable & Alternative Energy 3.3: Ground Vehicles & Equipment 3.3.4: Opportunities & Requirements Objective 3.1: Aviation Fuels Increase use of alternative aviation fuels Objective 3.1.1: Fuel Blends Increase use of cost-competitive drop-in alternative aviation fuel blends for non-contingency operations to 50% of total consumption by 2025 Objective 3.1.2: Bio-Based Fuel Certify 100% of the aviation fleet for a bio-based alternative aviation fuel blend by 2013 Objective 3.1.3: Policy & Investment Strategy Establish an integrated policy and investment strategy for alternative fuels, in accordance with DoD guidance, by 2013 Objective 3.1.4: Interoperability Ensure interoperability by working with domestic and international partners, both commercial and government, to certify aircraft to use alternative fuel blends Stakeholder(s): Domestic Partners International Partners Commercial Partners Government Partners Objective 3.2: Facilities Increase facility use of alternative and renewable energy Objective 3.2.1: Renewable & Alternative Energy Increase facility consumption of renewable or alternative energy to 25% of total electricity use by 2025 Objective 3.2.2: On-Base Production Construct on-base renewable energy production to achieve 1% of Air Force facility consumption by 2013 and develop 1,000 megawatts of on-site capacity by 2016 Objective 3.2.3: New Buildings Ensure all new buildings are designed to achieve zero-net-energy by 2030, beginning in 2020 Objective 3.3: Ground Vehicles & Equipment Increase use of alternative fuels in ground vehicles and equipment Objective 3.3.1: Light-Duty Vehicles Acquire 100% of new light-duty vehicles as alternative or flex-fuel vehicles where commercially available and economically feasible by 2015 Objective 3.3.2: Alternative Fuel Increase alternative fuel use in ground vehicles by 10%, compounded annually, through 2015 (2008 baseline) Objective 3.3.3: Usage Use alternative fuels 100% of the time when alternative fuels are available and cost effective Objective 3.3.4: Opportunities & Requirements Identify opportunities and requirements to incorporate use of alternative fuels in vehicles and equipment in deployed environments Objective 3.4: Expeditionary Uses Diversify and develop new energy sources suitable for expeditionary use Objective 3.4.1: RDT&E Promote RDT&E of alternative energy sources that can be generated locally or regionally near deployed assets Objective 3.4.2: Planning & Management Integrate improved and secure energy supplies into planning for and management of expeditionary bases Objective 3.4.3: Deployed Environments Identify the potential for alternative energy sources in deployed environments by 2013 Goal Priority 4: Culture Foster an Energy aware culture Objective(s): 4.2.4: Cooperation & Partnerships 4.3.1: Key Performance Parameter Objective 4.1: Leadership Provide energy leadership throughout the Air Force to promote an energy-conscious culture Objective 4.1.1: Analysis & Planning Incorporate energy analysis and planning requirements into all relevant posture and strategy documents Objective 4.1.2: Quarterly Meetings Conduct quarterly meetings of energy governance structures at Department, MAJCOM, and installation levels Objective 4.1.3: Awards Program Develop and implement a capstone energy awards program by 2013 Objective 4.2: Promotion Promote the importance of energy to Air Force missions throughout the Total Force Objective 4.2.1: Outreach Develop and implement an annual energy outreach effort in conjunction with federal energy awareness campaigns Objective 4.2.2: Awareness Materials Provide energy awareness materials on an annual basis for all Airmen Stakeholder(s): Airmen Objective 4.2.3: Training & Education Incorporate energy into appropriate existing training and education programs progressively through 2014 Objective 4.2.4: Cooperation & Partnerships Incorporate operational energy into security cooperation and partnership development by 2013 Objective 4.3: Acquisition Processes Strengthen energy in acquisition processes Objective 4.3.1: Key Performance Parameter Apply the energy key performance parameter based on DoD guidance Objective 4.3.2: Fully Burdened Cost Include fully burdened cost of energy as a factor in major weapons systems acquisitions Objective 4.3.3: Decision Making Use the fully burdened cost of energy and energy key performance parameter to help shape acquisition decision making |