Energy

Mission

Navy Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Pacific and its component commands (Hawaii, Marianas, and Far East) strengthen Navy and Marine Corps combat readiness for customer commands throughout the U.S. Commander Pacific Fleet area of responsibility through effective facilities lifecycle support focused on the Fleet, Fighter, and Family.

We develop and deploy strategic energy and water conservation initiatives, including renewable energy and energy security projects, to secure a sustainable energy future that assures our national defense mission and supports State and community strategic clean energy initiatives.

Area of Responsibility

Navy Region Hawaii is comprised of several bases on the island of Oahu and the Pacific Missile Range Facility on the island of Kauai. The command has responsibility for 2,695 shore facilities, 19.5 million square feet of property, 50,000 personnel, and a $203 million annual utilities budget.

Strategic Energy Initiatives & Partnerships

Navy Region Hawaii is involved in several critical energy strategic partnerships that reach across federal and
state boundaries and provide tangible benefits to the surrounding communities. A few examples of partnerships include U.S. Pacific Command’s Energy Partnership and Strategic Council, the Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative, Hawaii State Green House Gas Task Force, Office of Naval Research Energy Program Investment in Hawaii, the Department of Defense-Hawaiian Electric Company Executive Committee, Rebuild Hawaii, and Public-Private Venture housing partnership.

Related Articles:

Oct. 24, 2014 - "Know Load" tips can help residents conserve energy

Oct. 13, 2014 - CNIC Promotes Energy Action Month

Sep. 26, 2014 - Energy official discusses Navy's future at summit

Sep. 15, 2014 - New App Showcases Sailors, Projects That Can Disrupt the Future of Energy

Aug. 1, 2014 - Navy and industry partners launch Pacific's largest renewable energy project

Jul. 18, 2014 - Energy Security Supports SECNAV, CNO Goals (Admiral's Commentary)

Jul. 18, 2014 - Green energy powers humanitarian training

Jun. 20, 2014 - Region 'Know Load' team helps Forest City residents

Apr. 25, 2014 - Forest City reinvests in military communities in Hawaii

Feb. 28, 2014 - Navy housing liaison shares energy saving tips

Dec. 13, 2013 - Learn more about RECP and saving energy

Nov. 15, 2013 - Residents adjust to energy rate changes

Nov. 1, 2013 - Navy rallies to conserve, reduce at Energy Action Day Fair

Nov. 1, 2013 - NAVFAC Pacific energy monitors help command meet energy savings goals

Navy Energy Blogposts:

Vice Admiral Bill French's Blogpost (Featured in Navy Live Blog)
Leadership and Culture Change Are Paramount to Energy Conservation Goals

Additional Navy Resources:

Other Helpful Resources:

Forest City Military Communities Hawaii - RECP

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