Energy Engineering Analysis (EEA) Program, Europe. Wiesbaden Military Community. Volume I: Executive Summary.

摘要

The objectives of this Energy Study, in accordance with the 'Schedule of Title I Services for Energy Engineering Analysis Program, Europe', 13 December 1980, are as follows: (a) Develop a systematic plan of projects that will result in the reduction of energy consumption in compliance with the objectives set forth in the Army Facilities Energy Plan, without decreasing the readiness posture of the Army. (b) Use and incorporate applicable data and results of related studies, past and current as feasible. (c) Develop a coordinated basewide energy plan. (d) Prepare Program Development Brochures (PDB), DD Forms 1391, and supporting documentation for energy conservation projects which meet Energy Conservation Investment Program (ECIP) funding criteria. (e) Include in the program studies all methods of energy conservation which are practical (insofar as the state-of-art is reasonably firm) and economically feasible in accordance with guidance given. The long term objective is to implement a policy of becoming as energy self-sufficient as the state-of-the-art for energy conservation will allow within our resources and economic bounds set by the full implementation of our national energy policy as prescribed by the Army Facilities Energy Plan (dated 1 Oct 1978).