July 17, 2013 - Energy Academic Group
Department of Navy Energy Program Update - Biofuels and Beyond
July 17, 2013
ME Auditorium
1200
Mr. Chris Tindal, P.E., CEM
Director for Operational Energy
Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Energy
Abstract
The Department of the Navy Energy Program is an expansive program that covers Shore Energy for all of the Naval installations and activities, and Operational/Expeditionary Energy for our forward operating bases, ships and aircraft. In 2009, the Secretary of the Navy set in stone five energy goals that every Sailor, Marine, and civilian have been working towards. This presentation will provide an update on the current progress of attaining the goals, and afford an opportunity to engage with senior leadership on energy issues.
Biography
Chris Tindal joined Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) in Charleston, South Carolina in 1988 working in Facilities Management, Operations, and Energy Management. Early in his job as the Utilities and Energy Management Division Director, Chris created, developed, and led the innovative Utilities and Energy Cost Saver Tiger Team. This program helped save the Navy over $10 million in energy reductions. He moved up to NAVFAC Headquarters in Washington, DC in 2006 to work in the Department of Navy鈥檚 Energy Program as the Energy Operations Director.
In 2008, Chris became the Director for Operational Energy working for the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Energy. In this position, Chris is in charge of setting energy policy and direction for the Department of the Navy, and promoting alternative fuels and renewable energy resources.脗
Additionally he is developing inter-service and inter-agency relationships throughout the energy field. Chris is the main Department of Navy principal on the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with U.S. Department of Agriculture. This pioneering MOU between the agencies is advancing the development of the biofuel industry.
Chris Tindal has been a Navy man for over 30 years. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1980 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, and served on Active Duty on two ships in Charleston, South Carolina. He recently retired as a Captain in the Navy Reserves. Chris is a Professional Engineer and a Certified Energy Manager. Originally from Alabama, Chris currently lives in Alexandria, Virginia.
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