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Dec 18, 2017

Operation Energy Summit

29 January, 2018 - 31 January, 2018, Alexandria, VA, United States

Shaping the Future of Operational Energy Strategies

Welcome to the 11th Operation Energy Summit. I am confident that you will find this conference to be an exciting opportunity to learn more about the latest trends and technologies in the operational energy industry.Our entire team is thrilled to welcome you - Warfighters, suppliers, partners and fellow energy professionals - to join us as we share who we are, what we do and how we and our industry partners can support you to achieve national, strategic and organizational energy goals.

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Last year's speaker faculty consisted of speakers from the office of Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force, U.S. Navy, U.S. Department of Energy, CERDEC and many more. This year you can again expect a high caliber and diversified speaker faculty and guests from every facet of the U.S. Government and Military. Conference attendees will have an incredible opportunity to learn from a 100+ top industry and military experts about the challenges we face and how, working together, we plan to forge ahead on a fast track into the expanding future. This year's summit will cover topics including alternative energy, mobile energy, facilities, expeditionary energy, intelligent grids, reducing energy waste and modernizing current force with innovative energy efficient technologies.

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Of course, the most important tool in our arsenal is you - our partner - and the relationship we share as we pursue excellence and mission accomplishment together. I encourage you to listen, meet and share what you have to offer with conference attendees and vendors alike. If you are a potential or new Operational Energy Summit participant or partner, it is our sincere hope that your attendance at this year's conference is the beginning of a strong and productive working relationship with us. If you are an established or longtime partner, we look forward to continuing to work collaboratively to strengthen our relationship and continue our joint success.

We look forward to seeing you at the Operational Energy Summit.
 

Top Reasons to Attend

  • Review the 2016 Operational Energy Strategy and Analyze the progress made
  • Determine New Priorities for the Future Development and Acquisition of Energy Resources
  • Discuss Operational Energy Initiatives with foremost Providers of Tactical Power Solutions
  • Hear first hand about the Future of Energy Policies of all the Military Services
  • Learn about Upcoming Requirements and Initiatives for Military Expeditionary Energy Programs

 

''Very informative with good presentations and clear definition of today's situation and future vision. Good questions/discussions.''
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Meet the Speakers

  • Roberto Guerrero, Deputy Assistant Secretary Operational Energy, U.S. Air Force
  • Mr. Jack Surash, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army (Energy &Sustainability), Assistant Secretary of the Army, IE&E
  • Colonel Adrian Marsh, Program Manager, PEO CS &CSS, US Army
  • Colonel Brian Magnuson, Executive Director, Marine Corps Expeditionary Energy Office, United States Marine Corps
  • Colonel Bill Meyer, Director, Operational Energy and Contingency Basing ASA, Installation, Energy and Environment, U.S. Army
  • Lieutenant Colonel Harold Henderosn, Project Manager, Expeditionary Energy & Sustainment Systems, PEO CS &CSS, US Army
  • Mr. Ross Roley, Senior Military Analyst, Energy Office U.S. Pacific Command (PACOM), U.S. Navy
  • Lieutenant Colonel Michael Baker, Product Manager for Handheld, Manpack and Small Form Fit, U.S. Army
  • Captain Mark Vandroff, Commanding Officer, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division, U.S. Navy
  • Mr. Baggu Murali, Manager, Power Systems Operations and Control Group, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), US Department of Energy
  • Beth Ferry, Power Division Chief, CERDEC, US Army
  • Mark Corzine, Product Manager, Small Expeditionary Power Systems, PEO CS&CSS US Army
  • Chris Hurley, Power Team Lead, CERDEC, US Army
  • Clinton McAdams, S&T Lead, EMSD, NSRDEC, US Army
  • Janet Langley, System Engineering Integration Lead, SLB-STO-D, NSRDEC US Army
  • Joseph Quigley, Modeling, Simulation, and Analysis Lead, SLB-STO-D, NSRDEC US Army
  • Mike Gonzalez, CERDEC Power Team Lead, CERDEC, US Army
  • Brian Ernst, Project Manager, Joint Operational Energy Initiative (JOEI), TARDEC, US Army
  • William Fisher, Lead, Power and Energy Team, AMSAA, US Army
  • Captain Bruce Litaker, Assistant Program Manager, Batteries and Hybrid Power, SMALL EXPEDITIONARY POWER SYSTEMS, PEO CS&CSS, US Army
  • Morris Hayes, Division Chief, Modeling Analysis Division, TRADOC Analysis Center, US Army

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