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The Energy Management Program resides under the Engineering and Logistics Directorate (CG-4). It is dedicated to aggressively performing efficiency projects and to managing energy commodities in a sustainable, reliable, and accountable manner. The Program aims to improve all energy related mission support functions and to exceed all statutory mandates on an enterprise and unit level.

Mission

To foster the supply of energy commodities and the execution of energy efficiency and renewable energy programs and projects in a sustainable, reliable, and accountable fashion.

Vision

Become the model federal agency for sustainable and reliable energy management.

Objectives

Energy Efficiency And Renewable Energy (EERE)
Develop and implement programs and projects that ensure energy commodities are consumed by shore and mobile
assets in an efficient and sustainable manner, as necessary to meet or exceed departmental, statutory,
and executive mandates and goals.
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Energy Reliability (Fuel Logistics And Fuel Cards)
Develop and implement programs that ensure energy commodities are acquired in a timely, quality, and reliable manner, to support mission execution and readiness.

 

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Energy Resource Accountability
(Tracking and Performance)

Develop and implement programs and contracts that
ensure energy commodities are acquired in a cost
effective and measurable manner to promote sound
fiscal stewardship.
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Contact:
Commandant (CG-4)
Attn: Energy Management Program
2100 Second St., S.W.  Stop 7901
Washington, DC  20593-7901

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