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    MARINE CORPS ENERGY ETHOS

    Marine Corps Energy Ethos

    Marine Corps Energy Ethos    

    Energy Ethos is the shared vision that the efficient use of energy resources is a critical component of mission readiness. Marine Corps Energy Ethos, led by the Marine Corps Installations Command (MCICOM) supports the mission by ensuring energy resiliency, reducing facility operating costs, and fostering a culture of efficient energy usage throughout the Corps. With these efforts, Marines with consider how they impact energy and water use in their daily activities and strive to reduce their consumption through the development of efficient behaviors.

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    Energy Ethos

    Energy Ethos
    11.17.15 | Sgt Tammy Hineline | HQMC
    The Marine Corps Unit Energy Manager (UEM) Program was launched in March 2015 to designate an energy point of contact in each Marine Expeditionary...
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    MacDill Accelerates Innovation in Education

    MacDill Accelerates Innovation in Education
    11.27.23 | A1C Michael Killian |
    Military and District leaders pose for a photo during a MacDill Council for Education Excellence meeting at MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, Nov....
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    MacDill Accelerates Innovation in Education

    MacDill Accelerates Innovation in Education
    11.28.23 | SrA Michael Killian | 6ARW
    MACDILL AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. -- The MacDill Council for Education Excellence hosted a meeting between military leaders, school staff, and parents...

    Unit Energy Manager (UEM) Program
    11.17.15 | Kristen Tenery | MCICOM
    The Marine Corps has long been making breakthroughs in energy technology, but technical investment is only one part of the energy efficiency equation. A new focus on behavior and culture surrounding energy led to the creation of the Unit Energy Manager (UEM) Program, which launched in March 2015. The program aims to ensure energy end-users – Marines – change their daily behaviors to lower the Corps’ overall energy demand.
    MCIPAC practices energy conservation

    MCIPAC practices energy conservation
    07.20.15 | Sgt Daniel Jean-Paul | MCIPAC
    When entering Camp Foster through Gate 1, commuters are immediately greeted by a large, white wind turbine. This towering structure, which...
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