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A Sustainable Installation... • Optimizes military training • Provides for the well-being of soldiers and families – Great Facilities – Strong cultural/community services • Has a mutually-beneficial relationship with the local community • Is life-cycle cost-effective to operate • Systematically decreases its dependence: – on fossil fuels and mining; – on non-biodegradable and toxic compounds; • Does not use resources faster than nature can regenerate them; • Operates within its “fair share” of earth’s resources Purpose of Sustainable Installations Initiative (SII) Technology Workshop Series The ultimate deliverables from a series of three workshops will be: Technology roadmaps that demonstrate which existing technologies can be applied, in what order, and at what cost benefit to reach the 25-year sustainability goals established by the installations, Potential demonstration projects with partnering agencies; and Identification of gaps in existing organizational framework and technologies (needs statements). Sustainable Installations Initiative Workshop Series Outcome Installation Focus You Are Here - Workshop #1 • Installations with Technology Roadmap Established/Mature • Outcome Sustainability Programs Army Research Office Hierarchy - • • Potential Expansion to April 28, 2005 Technology • Potential Demonstration other Installations as • Needs Baseline Projects Who: Army “Pilot” Programs Mature Sustainability • Workshop #2 Near-, mid-, and long- Planners, IMA, term (R&D) Needs ACSIM, ODEP, • • Technology DoD/EPA Region 4 • ARO, Others Initial Technology Starts Conference Roadmap • What: Use • • Technology Findings of “Pilot” June 29-30, 2005 Workshop #3 Roadmap(s) Assessment • • Database and What: Use Roadmap • Demonstration Tentative Fort Bragg Installation Data Hierarchy and Technology Projects for • Calls as a Starting Needs Baseline to Align Fall 2005 NDCEE Point for Baseline Potential Demonstration • Who: Federal Agency (Recent ISP Data) Opportunities with & Industry Technology Installation Objectives Experts, Army “Pilot” Coordinated Approach Sustainability Planners Outcome • Who: Army “Pilot” - & HQ Personnel Matching Vetted Sustainability Planners Technology Needs with and other interests, DOD, • Solution Providers What: Use Initial EPA, DOE, State, Industry Roadmap & Populate - Technology Providers Requirements (near Facilitating a Process Aligned with RDT&E through long term) Purpose of SII Technology Workshop #2 The deliverables that this workshop needs to develop are: (1) Next iteration of installation sustainability technology roadmaps, (2) High priority potential technology field demonstration projects, and (3) Identification of potential technology partners that support installation sustainability goals and strategies. Example Technology Roadmap Increasing Electricity Transmission Capacity, Control, and Stability R&D Logic (This chart illustrates key milestones on the road to improved transmission grid capacity, control and stability.)* Power System Planning and Analysis Regional Planning Continental Planning Integrating Distributed Energy Resources into Transmission and Distribution Grid Operations and Control Next Generation Grid Automation Power Grid Power Electronics-Based Network Controls Wide-Area Measurement System Post-Silicon Power Electronics Technology Development 2005 2010 * Source: Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), “Electricity Technology Roadmap”, 2003
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