hqmc presentation on magtftc technical briefing agenda

HQMC Presentation on MAGTFTC Technical Briefing Agenda

HQMC Presentation on MAGTFTC Technical Briefing Agenda

• What is ESPC? How does it work?

• Benefits of ESPC to MAGTFTC

• Project 3 Highlights

HQMC Presentation on MAGTFTC

29 Palms 1.1 MW Project

HQMC Presentation on MAGTFTC

29 Palms 1.1 MW Project

• Project Background• Initiated ESPC efforts in 1997

• Strategic Planning - FMD

• Utility Issues -Deregulation - Energy Crisis

• Executive Order 13123 signed June ’99

HQMC Presentation on MAGTFTC 29 Palms 1.1 MW PV Project

HQMC Presentation on MAGTFTC 29 Palms 1.1 MW PV Project

• What is ESPC? - How Does it Work? – Contract vehicle for implementing energy

efficiency– Performance-based results– Uses savings created by improving efficiencies– Monitor and verify savings to ensure

performance– Guaranteed savings over life of project

HQMC Presentation on MAGTFTC 29 Palms 1.1MW PV Project


• Benefits to MAGTFTC – Funds critical infrastructure improvements– Improves Quality of Life aboard MCAGCC– Improves Mission Delivery – Critical loads have 24/7/365 electrical service



• Project Highlights– Scope– Economics/Benefits– Project Schedule– Benefits



• Project Background Provide long-term infrastructure support Began the process FEB 2002

– 1.2M sq. ft. Growth Next 10 years - BEQs etc.

– Must Meet Mission Critical Objectives Quality of Life Initiatives Provide enhanced FMD support for Training Initiatives



• Project Overview This ECSM will install a 1.1-megawatt (MW) alternating current (AC) photovoltaic (PV)

powergenerating plant. Photovoltaic is a technology that converts sunlight to electricity

using semiconductorsolar cells (panels). This PV system will provide electrical power to MAGTFTC Twenty

ninePalms. This system will displace the purchase of kilowatt-hours of electricity supplied

by thelocal utility or by the new seven MW cogeneration plant currently under construction.

The PVinstallation consists of the PV modules, support structures with single axis solar

trackers, andpower conditioning electronics with connection to the electrical grid.



•Project Scope – Benefits•• Reduced energy costs•• Reduced emissions from displaced power generation•• Reduced fuel consumption•• Quiet power generation•• Reduction of toxic or other waste byproducts generated•• Low operations and maintenance requirements•• Additional energy independence from the local power grid•• Increased power reliability



• Project Scope : Energy Management System Provides new energy management system - Replaces existing obsolete system components Connects all Priority “A” & “B” (CW) buildings to central system Connects additional non CW buildings on priority basis Stand- alone fiber-optic network Maintenance/repairs/replacement for contract term Monitoring and control of building systems from central location



• Project Scope : 1.1MW Photovoltaic Array Provides renewable energy supply in peak daylight periods Reduces electrical demand from outside grid Largest Federal System installed in the world (non-commercial) Interface through cogen electrical system - provisions already in

place $4.5M Utility Incentive for Renewable Resources Maintenance/repairs/replacement through term of contract Meets Executive Order 13123 Goals for renewable energy



• Project Scope : 1.1 MW Photovoltaic Array



• Project Schedule Highlights Delivery Order Award 27SEPT02 Final Design Complete and Notice to Proceed 3JAN03 (Phased) Construction Start 1MAR03 PV Array Acceptance 1JUL03 Chilled Water/ HVAC Project Estimated Acceptance 1DEC04



• Project Benefits– Quality of Life– Infrastructure improvements– Autonomy - reduce reliance on outside

resources– Force Protection enhancements

hqmc presentation on magtftc technical briefing agenda

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