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Navy Energy Usage Reporting System

NEURS 101

30 May 2012

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Outline

• What is NEURS?

• NEURS Objectives

• When NEURS reports are submitted

• NEURS useful definitions

• Example NEURS report

• How iENCON uses NEURS data

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What is NEURS?

• Navy Energy Usage Reporting System (NEURS)– Provides information on the inventory, re-supply, sale, and

consumption of F76 and JP5 aboard ships.

• OPNAVINST 4100.11C– Describes policy and reporting requirements supporting NEURS.– All commissioned Navy ships (except nuclear submarines) must

submit NEURS reports monthly to document fuel consumption.– NEURS reports are prepared in accordance with applicable Fleet

instructions: • COMLANTFLTINST 4100.3, COMPACFLTINST 9261.1A

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NEURS Objectives

• Automate and consolidate asset employment scheduling and fuel consumption monitoring

• Enhance fuel conservation awareness• Identify potential fuel surplus or deficits• Efficiently manage fuel allocations and

monitor consumption at all levels of command• Support operational scheduling

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When are NEURS reports submitted?

• NLT the 3rd of every month.• 16th of the last month of a quarter (Dec, Mar, June, Sept).• Within 3 days after CHOP date when changing Operational

Command (OPCON).• NEURS reports are submitted using the Innovative Readiness

Reporting Initiative (IRRI) NEURS program if available.– Consolidated on the TYCOM Readiness Management System

(TRMS) / NEURS web-based database.

• NEURS reports are not submitted when operating under Emissions Control (EMCON) conditions. Sent as soon as EMCON restrictions are lifted.

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NEURS Useful Definitions• Fuel Consumed Underway: Total amount of fuel consumed for

propulsion and normal ship services while underway.

• Fuel Consumed Not Underway: Total amount of fuel consumed when not underway for all ships’ services. It includes fuel consumed when lighting off and warming up the main propulsion plant preparatory to getting underway, or in testing machinery components or making dock trials during tender or shipyard availabilities.

• Loss by Inventory: Any fuel lost overboard or off-loaded to a barge or shore establishment for which the CMOB will receive no credit. A loss can also result from ships’ sounding differing from the delivery ship/activity, spills, surveys, stripping, contamination, or temperature variations.

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NEURS Useful Definitions Cont.• Hours Underway: Period commencing with the time the Eng. Dep.

reports “ready to answer all bells” until the order to “secure main engine” is received from the bridge.

• Hours Not Underway: Period during which a ship is moored or anchored, commencing when the order is received to “secure main engines,” and ending when the Eng. Dep. reports “ready to answer all bells.”

• Hours Cold Iron: Period during which the ship does not consume any fuel to provide propulsion or ship service requirements

• OPTEMPO periodreportingorquarterindaysTotal

assigneddaysTotal

underwaydaysTotal

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Example NEURS Report

• The following slides show a Sample NEURS Report developed in accordance with COMPACINST 9261.1A.

• Any differences with LANTFLT NEURS instructions is assumed to be minor.

• Each NEURS report contains 6 paragraphs which document a ships fuel usage each month.

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Example NEURS Report – Paragraph 1

1. V21449 (UIC)A. 033110 (Last day of reporting period)B. 0 (Report #, 0=original)C. 9 (Days Underway)D. 198 (Hours Underway)E. 9 (Hours Not-Underway)F. 537 (Hours Cold Iron)G. 08 (Operational Commander Code)

Values used in iENCON Fuel Reports

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Example NEURS Report – Paragraph 22. F76A. 554542 (Beginning inventory in Gallons = Last period ending)B. 296380 (received from all DoD sources)C. 0 (received form all commercial sources)D. 0 (received form foreign military and misc. sources)E. 249047 (consumed Underway)F. 5930 (consumed Not-Underway)G. 0 (consumed Other)H. 0 (issued to US Navy ships (other than oilers), includes LCACs)I. 0 (transferred to DoD fuel support points, shore, fleet oilers)J. 0 (issued to Army, USAF, Marine, USCG, other DoD activities)K. 0 (issued to foreign military, foreign/domestic commercial activities, non-DOD activities)L. (1000) (Gains or losses by inventory. () means loss)M. 594945 (Ending Inventory)

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Example NEURS Report – Paragraph 33. JP5A. 15724 (Beginning inventory in Gallons = Last period ending)B. 10187 (received from all DoD sources)C. 0 (received from all commercial sources)D. 0 (received from foreign military and misc. sources)E. 0 (Consumed Underway for ship propulsion)F. 0 (consumed Not-Underway for ship propulsion)G. 0 (consumed Other)H. 10400 (issued to Navy aircraft)I. 10400 (issued to Marine Corps aircraft)J. 0 (issued to US Navy ships including LCACs, but not oilers)K. 0 (transferred to fuel support points, Navy shore activities, oilers)L. 0 (issued to Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, USCG, (not aviation))M. 0 (issued to foreign military, foreign and commercial activities, and other non-DoD activities)N. 15317 (Gains or losses by inventory. () means loss)O. 20428 (ending inventory)

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Example NEURS Report – Paragraph 4

4. FLEET REQUIRED INFORMATION:

A. PERIOD ASSIGNED (01 MAR 10 - 31 MAR 10)U/W DAYS 09IPT STM DAYS 09COLD IRON DAYS 13DAYS AVAILABLE 31MAINT DAYS 0DAYS ASSIGNED 31FLT ASSIGNED 08 (Operational Commander Code)

Note: Add subsection “B” if a change of OPCON occurred during the month

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Example NEURS Report – Paragraph 5

• Paragraph 5: Daily Fuel Burn Data– FUEL BURN data is entered for each day for each

fuel (F76 and JP5)

5. IAW REF A FORMAT, FOL DAILY FUEL BURN DATA PROVIDED:NEURS/R21111/F76/GAL/2011/APRBURN/1/31080/2/31080/3/31080/4/31080 …

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Example NEURS Report – Paragraph 6

• Paragraph 6: Remarks Section– Record all receipts, transfers, off-loads, fuel issues,

and losses/gains data.

6. REMARKSa. Receipts:TYPE REQ. NUM QTY FUEL UIC RCVD FROM COMMAND

F76 R2111131056500 664590 R21579 USNS WALTER S DIEHL b. Issues:TYPE REQ. NUM QTY FUEL RECIPIENT UIC COMMANDJP5 R0912631350001 4,000 R09126 HSL-31

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How iENCON uses NEURS Data

• iENCON uses NEURS Data to develop quarterly Fuel Reports and class baselines.

• Hours Underway and Fuel Consumed Underway are used in Encl. 1 to evaluate a ships fuel consumption while Underway.

• Hours Not Underway and Fuel Consumed Not Underway are used in Encl. 2 to evaluate a ships fuel consumption while Not Underway.

• Gains/Losses by Inventory are used in Encl. 3 to evaluate a ships overall fuel consumption for the quarter.

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Enclosure 1: UW

Original NEURS Data

Enclosure 3: Overall

Enclosure 2: NUW

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Any Questions?