Operational Energy – A Multi-Faceted Government Approach

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Authors
  1. Cassolato, S.
  2. Chubbs, L.
  3. Andrukaitis, E.
  4. Lefebvre, V.
  5. Kegel, M.
Corporate Authors
Defence Research and Development Canada, Atlantic Research Centre, Halifax NS (CAN)
Abstract
Recent analysis of the results achieved during consequent simulation exercises of 2013 and 2014 aimed at reducing diesel dependency at military deployable camps and stations in Canada demonstrates the potential of new technologies and the scope of possible savings: a 50% reduction can be achieved in total fuel consumption of cold weather operations. Will those achievements be translated into real-life technology demonstrations using actual military exercises? Will they be interoperable with Canada’s NATO partners as they move towards new energy technologies?
Keywords
operational energy;camp power;energy metering
Report Number
DRDC-RDDC-2018-N068 — External Literature
Date of publication
01 May 2018
Number of Pages
9
Reprinted from
Energy Security: Operational Highlights, No 7, PP. 14-18
DSTKIM No
CA045970
CANDIS No
806435
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Electronic Document(PDF)

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