MCBH _Energy Res Industry Day v4.pdf
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This document provides information about an Industry Day event for a Marine Corps Base Hawaii energy resilience initiative. The event overview and agenda outline that Marine Corps Base Hawaii relies solely on the commercial power grid for its energy needs, with transmission lines representing a single point of failure. The energy resilience project goals are to provide 17.5 megawatts of carbon-free, low-carbon backup generation for over 14 days during an extended grid outage, with "islanding" capability to integrate diverse energy sources into a microgrid that can interconnect with the local utility. Site tours were provided to industry representatives to inform their responses to an upcoming Request for Information solicitation from the Naval Facilities Engineering Command regarding energy resilience solutions for Marine Corps Base Hawaii.
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MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII
Energy Resilience Initiative
16 November 2023
UNCLASSIFIED
Welcome to Industry Day
Resiliency Need: Department of Defense (DOD) is faced with near peer competitors in the Pacific, and key locations like Hawaii are critical to advancing the strategic deterrence mission.
MCBH energy resiliency project to address critical energy security gaps and provide whole base resilience in the event of a grid outage.
Industry Day Agenda
Time Description
0830 – 0900 Sign-In 0900 – 1100 Welcoming Remarks
Honolulu OCCSR, Public Utility Commission, HECO MCBH brief
1100 – 1130 Break
1130 – 1430 Site Tours
1500 – Wrap up, Next Steps Reminders:
• No picture taking
• There will be no open or private Q&A sessions
• Question and answers will be posted on SAM.gov
Overview
• MCBH relies on the commercial power grid (Hawaiian Electric Company (HECO)) for its energy needs.
• Transmission lines over the Koolau mountains provide power to the Windward side of Oahu (to include MCBH), representing a single point of failure for the electric power supply to MCBH and the east side of Oahu.
• Hawaii and mainland disasters highlight need for resilience and redundant power generation
Program Goals
• Carbon-free, low-carbon technology solutions
• Sustainment of 17.5MW load during extended outage (14+ days)
• “Islanding” capability
• Integration of energy sources into a microgrid
• Interconnection with HECO
• Potential support to community critical load
Government Project Team
Core Team:
MCBH Lead Project Sponsor – Lance Lee NAVFAC Real Estate Director – Nikki Hunt NAVFAC Real Estate support – Megan Schroeder
NAVFAC SME Support – Edie Evans, Shereen Wachi (Utilities/Energy), Jesse Allen (Real Estate) MCBH Facilities Lead – CDR Corey Tomala MCBH Planning Lead – Steven Tome MCBH Utilities/Energy Liaison – Amra Brightbill
Community Engagement – Maj Jordan Fox
Technical and RE team will all receive RFI/Industry Day responses and provide RFP input for HECO
Site Tours
| MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII�Energy Resilience Initiative |
| Welcome to Industry Day |
| Industry Day Agenda |
| Slide Number 4 |
| Program Goals |
| Government Project Team |
| Site Tours |
| Slide Number 8 |
| Slide Number 9 |
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