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b. EPSS. The Navy EPSS application is used to view the status of

energy projects submitted for Navy and Marine Corps installations.

EPSS includes data on project costs, energy savings, economic

information, and payment data for all energy projects.

c. Water. The Navy’s water data page displays information on water

consumption by installation and tracks implementation of Best Water

Management Practices (See Chapter 13).

6.5. Air Force DUERS

The Air Force DUERS software facilitates the collection of energy cost and

consumption data as directed in DoD 5126.46-M-2, Defense Utility Energy

Reporting System. The Air Force database is maintained at AFCESA and

contains data from the FY85 baseline forward. AFCESA has the

responsibility of reporting the data to OSD annually. Air Force Policy

Directive 23-3 states that compliance with energy management policy will be

assessed by taking measurements using DUERS. The accuracy of this

database is very important since it is the only metric used by the Air Force to

report progress towards energy reduction goals.

Individual installations should ensure that their utility energy consumption,

square footage, and cost are reported accurately. DUERS managers should

ensure that base master meters are read and real property record indicators are

current for the last calendar day of the month. A consolidated DUERS

database should be prepared and submitted to the MAJCOM by the 30th day

of the first month following the reporting period. Per Air Force Energy

Program Procedural Memorandum 96-3, the DUERS database records are

submitted quarterly. The Base Energy Steering Group should review DUERS

reports at the end of each quarter to ensure continued progress toward energy

efficiency goals.

MAJCOMs consolidate their individual installations’ DUERS databases and

ensure that their command’s utility energy consumption, square footage, and

cost are reported correctly. The MAJCOM DUERS database should be

submitted to AFCESA by the 15th day of the second month following the

quarterly reporting periods. AFCESA consolidates the MAJCOM data and

ensures that Air Force data are reported accurately. Timely submissions by all

responsible parties are key to the system’s working smoothly and reliably for

energy reporting at all levels of the chain of command.

6.6. Facility Energy Program Reporting Requirements

Energy managers must submit (at the least) an annual report describing the

status of their facilities' energy programs each year. That report should be

prepared in accordance with the requirements of their respective Military

Department.

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