Energy System Group

Scope Of Work

NAS Jacksonville, one of the Navy’s fastest growing installations, is the largest base in the Navy’s Southeast Region, and is the third largest Naval installation in the nation. As a master air and industrial base, it supports U.S. and allied forces specializing in anti-submarine warfare and training of the best aviators in the world. Looking to increase energy resiliency in support of its mission and to reduce ashore vulnerabilities, NAS Jacksonville sought industry partners that could deliver energy reductions and operational improvements to 70 buildings, as well as provide improved capability to control its energy supply and distribution, without impacting existing budgets and base operation during critical operation. In coordination with the base leadership, ESG crafted an energy strategy in partnership with TECO Peoples Gas to install energy efficiency upgrades to base facilities and infrastructure which included lighting improvements, water saving retrofits, and steam to natural gas conversions. This project provided major annual cost savings and more than 65,000 MBTUs in annual energy savings at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, reducing site energy intensity by over 22 percent annually.