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USACE gave 2.49 billion dollars to its own power and other work at bases around the world.[1]
Trump directed the War Dept to seek coal PPAs for bases for grid reliability and fuel security.[1][2]
The House Armed Services Committee gave the yearly defense bill with base energy rules.[1]
The Pentagon asked for 694.3 million dollars in its base energy fund for construction at Redstone, Kitsap, Camp Roberts, and F E Warren. The yearly defense bill authorized base energy fund projects at Redstone Arsenal, Camp Roberts, and Eglin Air Force Base.[1][2]
The White House ordered DoD to do a 60 day assessment of its ability to get energy and fuel for homeland defense.[1]
The House Armed Services Committee created the Energy Resilience Testbed program and installation energy plans in the FY2023 NDAA bill summary.[1]
The Pentagon gave its FY2020 ERCIP list. It included cogeneration at Fort Leonard Wood.[1]
