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Department of Navy Energy Program

Institutional Change

Aligning with Organizational Mission to Drive Energy Savings

Chris TindalOffice of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Energy

August 11, 2015

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SECNAV Energy GoalsSECNAV Energy Goals

Increase Alternative Energy Increase Alternative Energy Sources AshoreSources Ashore

Increase Alternative Energy Increase Alternative Energy Sources AshoreSources Ashore

Sail the Sail the ““Great Green FleetGreat Green Fleet””Sail the Sail the ““Great Green FleetGreat Green Fleet””

Reduce Non-tactical Petroleum UseReduce Non-tactical Petroleum UseReduce Non-tactical Petroleum UseReduce Non-tactical Petroleum Use

Energy Efficient AcquisitionsEnergy Efficient AcquisitionsEnergy Efficient AcquisitionsEnergy Efficient Acquisitions

Increase Alternative Energy Increase Alternative Energy Department-wideDepartment-wide

Increase Alternative Energy Increase Alternative Energy Department-wideDepartment-wide

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DON Energy ProgramDON Energy Program

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DON Energy Focus AreasDON Energy Focus Areas

More Presence, Less Fuel Reduce Supply Chain Vulnerabilities

Mitigate Increasing Energy Demand Leverage Fungible Energy

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Need for Culture ChangeNeed for Culture Change

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Energy SurveyEnergy Survey

Question Enlisted Officers

There is no incentive to be more energy efficient.

67% neither/agree 57% neither/agree

My unit benefits from being energy efficient.

32% agree 36% agree

Saving energy helps my command achieve the mission.

47% neither 35% neither

My command encourages me to be more energy efficient

55% neither/disagree

50% neither/disagree

Conserving energy saves money that can be used on other Navy needs

69% agree 77% agree

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Matching Message to MissionMatching Message to Mission

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Energy can provide:

– Combat advantage

– Strategic advantage

– Force Protection advantage

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Energy WarriorEnergy Warrior

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• Downloadable app

• Regularly updated with new videos8

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Culture Change for Getting ResultsCulture Change for Getting Results

Naval Post Graduate School in Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, CAMonterey, CA

How to engage with our military and civilian work force?

Producing energy-minded leaders

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Marine Corps Energy StrategyMarine Corps Energy Strategy

“By 2025, we will deploy Marine Expeditionary Forces that can maneuver from the sea and sustain C4I and life

support systems in place; the only liquid fuel needed will be

for mobility systems which will be more efficient than

systems are today.”

-- USMC Expeditionary Energy Strategy and Implementation

Plan, March 2011

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Marine Corps Energy EthosMarine Corps Energy Ethos

• Communicates the commandant’s vision, mission, goals, and objectives for both expeditionary and installation energy management.

• Promotes the shared vision that the efficient use of energy resources is a critical component of mission readiness.

• Recent battlefield experience has proven that prudent energy use increases operational reach and lethality while minimizing demand for risky resupply.

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“Energy and water resources are essential to providing the

operational support necessary to sustain and enhance Marine

Corps combat readiness.”

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Messaging OpportunitiesMessaging Opportunities

• Look for success stories and real world examples to showcase increases to mission effectiveness.

– USS Makin Island HED fuel savings

– USS Porter gulf stream current fuel savings

– A platoon of Marines from India 3/5 who deployed to with portable alternative power supplies were able to execute a 3-week foot patrol without a single battery resupply

– REPO is arranging for alternative energy sources like solar panels to strengthen energy resiliency at installations

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External MessageExternal Message

• Change our business model

– Less prescriptive

– Greater transparency

• Increase focus on shore installations

– Enable combat operations

– Building regional resiliency

– REPO

• Build alternative fuels industry

– Decrease dependence on petroleum

– Increase operational flexibility14

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Past is ProloguePast is Prologue

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2050 – The Challenge2050 – The Challenge

55% More Water

80% More Energy

60% MoreFood

9Billion People

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Discussion /Questions?