MCO 3900.19 governs the use of energy performance metrics and measures in requirements development and acquisition decision-making.
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MCO 3900.19 addresses energy performance, operational energy, and the Energy Key Performance Parameter in Marine Corps capability development. It requires applicable materiel capabilities to integrate energy performance metrics and measures.
Applies to: EP applies to any capability or system that converts energy into work or from one form to another, stores energy, transfers energy, or consumes energy.
Energy Performance (EP) . The rate of energy consumption or energy harvesting required to perform a specific function or task in a specific operational mode, mission profile, and environmental condition. (paragraph 1)
The aim is to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the MAGTF by lightening the load on our Marines and our combat logistics. (paragraph 1)
Deputy Commandants; Commander, Marine Corps Systems Command (MCSC) , and Program Executive Officers (PEOs) , with direct support from the Marine Corps E20, integrate EP metrics and measures into all applicable materiel capabilities to achieve the objectives set forth in reference (a). (paragraph 2)
References (a) and (b) serve as the framework for energy materiel and nonmateriel investment across the Marine Corps. (paragraph 1)