ARMY DIR 2014-10 — Advanced Metering Of Utilities
ARMY DIR 2014-10 governs Army policy and responsibilities for installing advanced meters on utility systems.
- Publication number: ARMY DIR 2014-10
- Title: ADVANCED METERING OF UTILITIES
- Date: 06/04/2014
- Proponent: G-9
- Status: ACTIVE
View ARMY DIR 2014-10 on armypubs.army.mil
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It addresses utility metering, consumption measurement, MOMS connectivity, meter data storage, and communications planning. It requires metering plans, progress reporting, budgeting support, and defined capture targets for energy and water use.
Applies to: This policy applies to all permanent Active Army, Army National Guard and U.S. Army Reserve installations, sites and facilities operated and/or maintained by Federal funds in and outside the continental United States, hereafter referred to as "installations."
Topics covered
- Advanced utility meters
- Meter Data Management System
- Electricity and natural gas metering
- District steam and water metering
- Meter data storage and reporting
- Reimbursable tenant meters
Questions and answers
How often must the meter data management plan be updated?
The plan will be updated as needed, but not less than every 3 years. (paragraph 5)
What must advanced meters provide at a minimum?
At a minimum, advanced meters will provide hourly data and record 15-minute usage profiles. (paragraph 3)
How long must MOMS store meter data?
The MOMS will be capable of electronically storing data for at least 10 years and creating user reports showing a minimum of hourly, daily, monthly and annual consumption. (paragraph 3)
What electricity use must advanced meters capture by 2020?
Advanced meters will be installed in individual facilities to accurately capture a minimum of 60 percent of electricity use by 2020 with a goal of 85 percent at the installation level by the end of fiscal year 2020, based on available funding. (paragraph 3)
What does the directive require for new construction and major renovation projects?
Advanced meters will be installed and connected to MOMS on all new construction projects , major renovation projects, Energy Conservation Investment Program projects and third-party financed projects . (paragraph 3)