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Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton

 

Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton

"The West Coast's Premiere Expeditionary Training Base"

Mission

Military bases exist to provide effective platforms for the training, deployment, redeployment and support for the forces that provide the country’s defense. Safe, reliable and sufficient utilities systems are critical to the long-term viability of military installations and enable Marine Corps Installations Command, West (MCIWEST) to continue to provide the reliable service necessary to power the equipment and facilities that support the training of Marines. This critical service ensures America’s Marines are always ready to respond to threats to the nation’s security. In addition, this same supply of energy heats, cools and lights the barracks and homes of our Service members and their families, and provides a quality of life which is conducive to their well-being and continued service. So important is this connection between our Marine bases and the continued, reliable supply of energy, that it is known under the collective term Energy Security.

Base Energy Initiative

The Marine Corps Installations Command (MCICOM) relies on energy and water resources to sustain the mission at its installations. The President, Congress, Department of Defense (DoD), Department of the Navy (DON) and the United States Marine Corps (USMC) have set requirements on the management of these resources. The energy and water strategy presented in this document is designed by Marine Corps Installations Command, West (MCIWEST) to meet these requirements and exceed them where possible. The strategy lays out both the purpose and means to achieve energy and water security as well as seize opportunities to assume a leadership position and set a standard for the Marine Corps and other Services.

In this strategy, MCIWEST fully leverages and expands upon the USMC Installation Energy Strategy and its five Lines of Operation: 1) promoting an energy ethos throughout the Marine Corps; 2) pursuing energy information systems that enhance management’s decision making; 3) developing and implementing energy efficiency projects; 4) installing renewable energy systems and using alternative fuel where feasible; and 5) achieving energy security at all MCIWEST installations.


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