ANNUAL REPORT ON ENERGY MANAGEMENT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP85-00988R000100100036-2
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 22, 2005
• Sequence Number: 36
• Content Type: REPORT

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ANNUAL REPORT ON ENERGY MANAGEMENT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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The Central Intelligence Agency is a tenant in the Metropolitan
Washington area facilities nainta.ned and operated by the
General Services Administration (GSA) . While GSA monitors and
controls temperatures, lighting levels, and power plant opera-
tions, the Agency works closely with GSA in efforts to promote
energy conservation measures in accordance with executive
guidelines. Some of these activities are covered in this
report.
Energy conservation measures in our general operations have
thus far in f3 scal year 1978 resulted in direct energy savings
of 1,785 x 10 BTU's and cost savings of $15,934.00. Other
energy saving programs and policies in areas of employee saar:-
ing, car pooling, and employee motivation are =pursued which do
contribute to our conservation objectives. These have not been
quantified in units of energy saved.
GENERAL OPERATIONS REPORT
Transportat
Fleet vehicle operations - 51.1 x 106 FU's saved;
cost savings $2, 056
b. The scheduled replacement of several vehicles in
fiscal year 1973 to more fuel efficient vehicles
will yield a projected savings of 182 x 106 BT'U's
Industrials
Production - 1,224 x 106 BTU's saved, cost savings
$13,108
Utilities
Utilities are monitored and controlled by GSA. However
the Agency funded two projects which are expected to
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. energy savings.
a. A small boiler is boin, Installed for use with ont
of the three large boilers at the power plant.
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This installation will allow for maximum efficiency
when steam loads are too light for a large boiler
or a little more than a single boiler can handle.
The cost of installation is $16S,000.
b. Twenty-seven thousand six hundred dollars were pro-
vided GSA for the design of improvements to energy
systems which will tend to maximize the efficient
use of existing systems. The upgrading of outside
air intake dampers and controls to eliminate influx
of excessive cold air in winter and hot, humid air
in summer while allowing use of outside air for
cooling purposes under favorable conditions should
produce some energy savings.
Administrative Operations
a. Procurement Policies
Passenger vehicle procurements through GSA in fis-
cal year 1978 are calculated to yield a fleet
average fuel economy for this Agency of 20.1 miles
per gallon.
b. Employee Awareness and ldotivaat.ion Programs
Employees are reminded of the importance of energy
conservation through various Agency notices. Two
such notices have been published in fiscal year
1978. One deals with building temperature require-
ments and the prohibition against the use of un-
authorized heating elements or fans; the other
addresses fuel conservation measures to be _,racticed
when operating a Government-awned vehicle.
using present state-of-the-art equipment, and costs
construction made the project unattractive.
c. Employee Parking and Car Pooling
Frequent liaison is maintained witi'i mass transit
officials in efforts to encourage employee use of
these services. Thus far in fiscal year 1978, car
pools have increased by 4.1%. Twenty percent of
available parking spaces are allocated to car pools.
-' Other
A waste energy recovery study was completed in the past
year by the A ency. The study concluded that the quality
of energy to to recovered, Environmental Protection
Agency requirements, the success of similar ventures
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11. BUILDINGS REPORT
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III. GENERAL
The Central Intelligence Agency was established by, and
functions under, the National Security Council by authority
of the National Security Act of 1949 and 1919, as amended
and other pertinent legislation. Its purpose is to ceerdi-
nate the activities of several Government departments and
agencies in the interest of national security. Energy
resources management is vested in the Director of Logistics.
The Agency is firmly committed to the Federal energy con-
nervation program and will take all reasonable measures to
hake a contribution to our national goal while still main-
taining its mission readiness.
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