Air Force Sustainability Initiatives

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1 2011 GreenGov Symposium Oct Nov. 2, 2011 Washington Hilton Washington, DC Air Force Sustainability Initiatives HON. Terry Yonkers Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Installa4ons, Environment, Energy and Logis4cs) PresentaGon Title

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6 \J ENERGY Indicator from A7CAE (Demand= Total Reportable Consum~ion ~ ~~~~~~!!]~~~~~~~~~JB~~~~J~I from A7CAE Ontensity= Total MBTU/SF) ~ Energy Intensity (MBTU) Energy Cost ($/Sq Ft) Enery Consum~ion (MBTU) Energy Cost (Siyr)" Renewable Energy Projects & Purchases (Electric Existing Potential (Planned, Budgeted or Funded) Contribution to Energy Reduction Vehicle!Eg0 Fuel Consum0ion Petroleum Alternative WATER SUPPLY Water Sum (avg gavday) Water S u ~y (peak gavday) WATER DISCHARGE Water Discharge (avg gavday) Water Discharge (peak gavday) WATER QUALITY Water Sum (current) Water S u ~y (Mure) Storm Water Discharge Storm Water Receiling Body (current) Storm Water Receiling Body (future) AIR QUALITY p.jr Oualrty (AttainmenVNonattainment) Pollutants in Nonattainment p.jr Permit Nox Sustainable (tons/year) Planning Session S02 (tons/year) --Lightning Density PM (tons/year) Desc.!!J!!ion N 2- Resource Is capable of supporting the mission of assigned N 2 units, organizations, and/or tenants with minimal regulatory or constraints. N-3- Resource capability presents challenge to the mission of assigned units, organizations, and/or tenants due to moderate regulatory or permit constraints. N-4- Resource capability presents significant challenges to mission of assigned units, organizations,and/or tenants due to significant regulatory or permit constraints. 27,168, ,168, ,391, ,391, Attainment Synthetic Minor I Trtle rv 739, , , , ,428, ,232, , , NA N-2 N 2 Green House Gases faciiy Electriciy (GHG Target Subject) faciliy Fuel Combustion (GHG Target Subject) COMMUNITY PLAN NING Land Use: 11-f l ENROACHMENT %1nCOIT'Cl8tabiliy cz APZ1 APZ2 NA TURALICUL TURAL Wetlands Arcliaeological Si es Historicfa~s Land Use-NaVCul Areas EXTERNAL SUSTAINABtLrTY Urban Sprawl (High, Med, Low) Increase in Regional Growth Rare Regional Population Growth Regional Land Urbanization Housing Affardability Housing Availability Climatic Vulnerability (2030 or 2050 timeframe?) - Drought - Federol/y Declared Floods -- Flood Risk --Sea Level R1se (flood1ng expe<ted to be caused by < 1 meter, > 1 meter, N/A) ---Temperature Rise mpact --- Precipitation Pattern Changes --Seismic Zones ---Storm Surge/IntenSity --Tornados 34, , V.y Low V.,..,.,., (1) Low Vulnerability (2) Moderate Vulnerability (3) H19h (see Strom Thurmond lnsttute of Govt & Pubic 6!f... l M?$111.,..,,?UI 15 < 1 meter Low Low Lied

7 MMR Wind Turbine Construction Wind power to offset green house gas produc3on

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10 Aircraft Painter at Robins AFB Biofuel refill for A-10 Thunderbolt II at Eglin AFB Hazardous ImplemenGng, Waste Monitoring Technician & Measuring at Randolph the Success of AFB Sustainability Plans November 1, 2011 Scrap Metal for Recycling

11 3-PART STRATEGY Reduce Demand Increase Supply Change the Culture ENERGY VISION: Make Energy A Consideration In All We Do

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