DoD Executive AgentOffice of the Assistant Secretary of the Army

(Installations and Environment)

NDCEE is operated by:

The Road to Renewable Energy:It’s Not All “Fun in the Sun”

David S. EadySustainability and Readiness Principal

NDCEENational Defense Center for Environmental Excellence

TRANSFERRING TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONSSupporting Readiness, Sustainability, and Transformation

29 June 2005

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National Defense Center for Environmental Excellence

REGION 4 CONFERENCE – JUNE 2005Executive Agent – OASA(I&E)

NDCEE Mission

Transition environmentally acceptable materials and processes to defense activities and private industry Provide training that supports the use of new, environmentally acceptable technologies Support applied research and development, where appropriate, to transition new technologies

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National Defense Center for Environmental Excellence

REGION 4 CONFERENCE – JUNE 2005Executive Agent – OASA(I&E)

Contractor Team

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National Defense Center for Environmental Excellence

REGION 4 CONFERENCE – JUNE 2005Executive Agent – OASA(I&E)

Program Support to DoD Joint Services

Consistent Program Operational and Technical Approach− NDCEE Operating Principles – Executive Advisory Board and

Technical Working Group Input and Guidance Joint Services, DLA, ESTCP/SERDP representedHigh priority DoD requirementsNon-duplication of effortCore competency technical monitors from the servicesCross-leveraging

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National Defense Center for Environmental Excellence

REGION 4 CONFERENCE – JUNE 2005Executive Agent – OASA(I&E)

Session Overview

How Green is Green?− David Eady, Principal Sustainability Consultant, CTC

Small is Beautiful (and Better)!− Chuck Tremel, PE, Principal Technical Manager, CTC

It’s All About the Benjamins!− Bob Wertz, Senior Project Engineer, CTC

There’s Opportunity in Chaos!− Carl Perazzola, Subject Matter Expert, APTO, Robbins AFB

Follow the Yellow Brick Road!− Brad Ashton, Principal Consultant, Technology Management, CTC