Conference Presentations
Presentations from the 2012 Army Net Zero Conference held on 18-20 January 2012, Chicago, IL
Plenary Session
Day 1
- Administrative Remarks (PDF 1.26 MB)
- Opening Remarks (PDF 782.95 KB)
- City of Chicago (PDF 3.59 MB)
- University of Chicago (PDF 1.97 MB)
- Hyatt Net Zero Presentation (PPT 19.92 MB)
Day 3
Energy Track
Day 1
- Energy Neutral Districts (PDF 27.87 MB)
- Net Zero Energy Communities (PDF 2.39 MB)
- Energy Master Planning (PDF 4.36 MB)
- Central Solar Hot Water Systems (PDF 1.50 MB)
Day 2
- ASHRAE Standard 100 (PDF 1.20 MB)
- First Net Zero Public School in America (PDF 4.63 MB)
- District Heating Systems Alternatives (PDF 862.14 KB)
- St. Paul District Energy System (PDF 3.59 MB)
- Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Optimization Tool (PDF 1.21 MB)
- Biomass Gasification (PDF 2.11 MB)
- Low Energy Concept for Industrial Complexes (PDF 2.75 MB)
Waste Track
Day 1
- Waste Track Introduction and Defining Diversion (PDF 216.78 KB)
- Building Deconstruction (PDF 2.01 MB)
- Food Waste (PDF 688.32 KB)
- DeCA's Solid Waste Management Program (PDF 3.61 MB)
Day 2
- Waste-to-Energy Panel (PDF 835.27 KB)
- Waste-to-Energy Panel (PDF 1.34 MB)
- Waste-to-Energy Panel (PDF 250.67 KB)
- Green Procurement (PDF 182.32 KB)
- Green Procurement (PDF 391.20 KB)
- Greening the U.S. Army Medical Command (MEDCOM) (PDF 1.01 MB)
- Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) Sustainability (PDF 873.03 KB)
- Material Flow Survey Update (PDF 308.60 KB)
Water Track
Day 1
- Water Track Welcome (PDF 40.75 KB)
- Energy-Water Nexus (PDF 1.50 MB)
- Water Security Assessments at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (PDF 678.41 KB)
- Water Balance and Roadmaps (PDF 1.67 MB)
Day 2
- Net Zero Water Planning Tool (PDF 1.07 MB)
- Water Reuse (PDF 4.45 MB)
- Saving Water and Energy at Army Installations (PDF 1.34 MB)
- Energy-Water Nexus (PDF 776.95 KB)
- Innovative Water Technologies (PDF 5.20 MB)
- Introduction (PDF 3.25 MB)
- Green Infrastructure Wet Weather Flows (PDF 751.56 KB)>
- Water Efficiency and Resource Recovery (PDF 1.87 MB)
- Novel Technologies (PDF 7.46 MB)
- Water and Energy Security (PDF 820.28 KB)
MISSION
The Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Energy and Sustainability (ODASA (E&S)) provides strategic leadership, policy guidance, program oversight and outreach for energy and sustainability throughout the Army enterprise to enhance current installation and operational capabilities, safeguard resources and preserve future options.
LEADERSHIP
Mr. Jordan Gillis
Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army (Installations, Energy and Environment)
Mr. Jack Surash
Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army (Energy & Sustainability)
Army Energy in the News
USAG-Hawaii,s Building Energy Monitor (BEM) Classes Begin
Fourteen Secretary of the Army Energy and Water Management Awards Presented
Army Plans New Industry Engagements to 'Digitize' its Bases
October 2018 Energy Action Month Leadership Memo
Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army Helps Close-out Energy Exchange 2018
Deputy Assistant Secretaries Participate in Tri-Service Roundtable and
Army Energy Manager Training Workshop Kicks Off Energy Exchange and
Joint Forces Training Base Los Alamitos, CA Request for Proposals
The Army's Utilities Privatization Initiatives Build Energy and Water Resilience on Installations
Resilient Energy: Hidden in Plain Sight and Waiting to be Unlocked
Installation Upgrades Focus on Efficiency, Self-Sufficiency
AEG Podcast with Michael McGhee, Executive Director U.S. Army Office of Energy Initiatives
Fort Hood recognized as Environmental Quality Award Winner by Secretary of the Army