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1. 2nd Annual North Carolina Federal Environmental Symposium
June 10, 2011
Hosted by:
North Carolina Military Business Center
Sponsored by:

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This roundtable will address:
•Sustainable new construction
•Sustainable restoration construction
•Energy intensity reduction in facilities (37.5% by FY2020) energy efficiency
•Renewable energy in facilities (18.3% by FY2020)
•Energy security ESPSs and EULs
•Master planning
•“Greening” of federal buildings through energy audits and smart systems
•Implementing the 2030 net-zero-energy requirements

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Fort Bragg Initiatives
Current Initiatives (Installation/Agency: Fort Bragg)
1. Integration of Operations & Maintenance (O&M) for LEED
2. LEED silver for new construction
3. “Green As You Go” for renovation
4. Eliminate energy inefficiencies in existing facilities
5. Increase energy efficiency in renovation and new construction
6. Reduce dependency on fossil fuel and increase the use of clean renewable energy
7. Improve surety and reliability of energy systems to provide dependable utility services
8. Continue to increase building occupant conservation practices

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Fort Bragg Future Needs
Future Needs (Installation/Agency: Fort Bragg)
1. Net-zero feasibility templates
2. Populate database of existing buildings
3. Micro-grid technology (no proprietary systems or technology)
4. Retrocommissioning
5. Implement cost-effective renewable energy solutions to provide reliable and stable
energy supplies
6. Achieve higher energy efficiency by incorporating enhanced energy and sustainable
features in building renovations and new construction.
7. Develop energy management accountability in key positions throughout the chain of
command.

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Camp Lejeune Initiatives
Current Initiatives (Installation/Agency: Camp Lejeune )
1. HID Lighting Retrofits
2. Advanced Metering
3. HVAC Retrofits
4. Audits
5. LED Streetlights
6. BEQ/CDC/Dining Facility Construction

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Camp Lejeune Future Needs
Future Needs (Installation/Agency: Camp Lejeune )
1. Continued Audits
2. Commissioning/ Recommissioning Strategy
3. Cost Effective Renewable Technologies

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MCAS Cherry Point Initiatives
Current Initiatives (Installation/Agency: MCAS Cherry Point )
1. Energy Monitoring and Control System (EMCS)
2. Load shedding
3. Energy audits
4. Meter installation
5. Replace energy inefficient lighting systems, air compressors, and HVAC systems
6. Solar energy; thermal and PV
7. Repairs to steam and condensate lines
8. Used oil recycling at blending facility
9. LEED standards for new buildings

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MCAS Cherry Point Future Needs
Future Needs (Installation/Agency: MCAS Cherry Point)
1. Assess existing buildings for potential to support solar energy
2. Alternative energy projects
3. Sustainable building standards for improvements on existing facilities

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GSA Initiatives
Current Initiatives (Installation/Agency: GSA)
1. Advanced Metering, 72 federally owned locations throughout the Region (NC, SC, TN,
KY, AL, FL, GA, MS)
2. “Smart Buildings” Program, across all 11 Regions
3. Energy Communications Network; 8 pilot projects in NC
4. Sustainability Council
5. ARRA funded Lighting and Mechanical Retrofit in Federal Buildings: Asheville,
Greensboro, and New Bern, NC.
6. PV Roof Project – started in Raleigh, NC.

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GSA Future Needs
Future Needs (Installation/Agency: GSA)
1. Re-commissioning of buildings: Goal is 25% of all covered buildings every 4 years
2. Energy usage reduction- 30% of 2003 use by 2015
3. Advanced metering: Goal is to meter all electricity by 2012, all gas and water by 2016
4. All future construction must meet LEED Gold Standards