FAIRCHILDAFBI32-023 — Energy Management Program

FAIRCHILDAFBI32-023 governs energy use, conservation, and management across aircraft, vehicles, and utilities at Fairchild AFB.

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  • Publication number: FAIRCHILDAFBI32-023
  • Title: ENERGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
  • Date: 2004-09-29

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The publication establishes Mobility Energy and Utility Energy measurements, annual charts, and baseline comparisons. It assigns energy program duties and sets conservation requirements for utilities, heating, air conditioning, vehicles, and aircraft.

Applies to: It applies to all staff agencies and organizations on Fairchild AFB.

Topics covered

  • Mobility Energy
  • Utility Energy
  • Energy Management Steering Group
  • Electricity conservation
  • Heating and air conditioning conservation
  • Vehicle fuel conservation
  • Aircraft fuel consumption

Questions and answers

How is compliance with mobility energy policy measured?

Measuring compliance with the policy for reducing mobility energy will be accomplished by assessing actual petroleum consumption. (paragraph 1)

What temperature limit applies to domestic and lavatory hot water?

Hot water temperature for domestic and lavatory use shall be limited to 140º Fahrenheit, or the manufacturer’s recommended temperature. (paragraph 4)

What are the rules for windows and doors when heating or air conditioning is operating?

When heating or air conditioning equipment is being used, all windows and doors shall be closed except for ingress or egress, or where required for ventilation. (paragraph 4)

Who may access mechanical rooms in base facilities?

In base facilities, mechanical rooms are off limits to unauthorized personnel. (paragraph 4)

What must base personnel do with lights and other electrical units?

Base personnel shall make sure all lights and other electrical units are not used more than necessary. (paragraph 4)

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