TINKERAFBI90-1701 — Facility Infrastructure Installation Energy And Water Management

TINKERAFBI90-1701 governs installation energy and water management policies and procedures at Tinker Air Force Base.

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  • Publication number: TINKERAFBI90-1701
  • Title: FACILITY INFRASTRUCTURE INSTALLATION ENERGY AND WATER MANAGEMENT
  • Date: 2021-01-05

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TINKERAFBI90-1701 addresses energy assurance, conservation, resilience, heating, cooling, lighting, hot water, and water management. It requires energy management controls, temperature approvals, conservation measures, and energy reductions for construction and renovations.

Applies to: This AFI applies to all military and civilian Air Force personnel, Air Force Reserve units, and other tenant organizations, except where noted otherwise.

Topics covered

  • Energy assurance steering group
  • Energy conservation policies
  • Heating and cooling temperature controls
  • Hot water management
  • Lighting controls
  • Energy management control systems
  • Water conservation
  • Energy-efficient construction

Questions and answers

What is the Tinker EASG responsible for overseeing?

The group will oversee all energy and water management programs at Tinker AFB, focusing on ensuring energy and water conservation and resilience to meet mission requirements. (paragraph 2)

How often must the Energy Assurance Working Group meet?

A working-level base Energy Assurance Working Group (EAWG), consisting of Facilities Board Working Group members, will meet a minimum of once a quarter to provide a cross-functional forum for discussing energy resiliency initiatives and issues in advance of quarterly EASG meetings that are held in conjunction with quarterly Facilities Board meetings. (paragraph 2)

What must Tinker EASG members represent and promote?

Members must represent their organization’s energy and water concerns, be prepared to present for discussion their organization’s energy initiatives and also act as a conduit to their organization on energy matters discussed at Tinker EASG meetings. (paragraph 3)

When may the Base Energy Manager allow temporary temperature deviations?

The Base Energy Manager is authorized to allow temporary deviations from set points for spaces with broken systems, exterior envelope issues, temporary changes in occupancy, and dramatic temporary variations (as determined by the Base Energy Manager). (paragraph 3)

What is the maximum heating temperature for hangars and warehouse spaces?

In hangars and warehouse spaces: Sixty Degrees Fahrenheit (60ºF), with setback to 50ºF during non-duty (unoccupied) hours, unless otherwise approved by the Base Energy Manager in writing. (paragraph 6)

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