AFI90-1702 governs the Air Force operational energy program, including energy management for aviation assets and supporting aerospace ground equipment.
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AFI90-1702 addresses operational energy goals, data analysis, acquisition requirements, alternative aviation fuels, supply chains, education, and training. It requires contractor incorporation by reference and maintenance of records created by prescribed processes.
Applies to: This publication applies to Regular Air Force, Reserve Component, and Air National Guard members and civilian appropriated and non-appropriated fund employees except where noted otherwise and can be supplemented at a lower level.
Operational Energy is defined as the energy required for training, moving, and sustaining military forces and weapons platforms for military operations. (paragraph 90-17)
The Air Force Operational Energy program focuses on the energy required to operate aviation assets and aerospace ground equipment supporting those assets. (paragraph 90-17)
Operational energy management involves the sustainment or enhancement of combat capabilities through achieving efficiencies in supply, demand, and resilience of operational energy supplies. (paragraph 90-17)
Ensure the requirement for energy key performance parameters and energy supportability analyses are addressed in the requirements and acquisition process. (paragraph 90-17)
Develop and maintain Air Force alternative aviation fuel use policy. (paragraph 90-17)