2. Texas Engineering Experiment Station Texas Center for Applied Technology 15 Feb 11 Joint Base San Antonio Sustainable Energy Innovation Center skip-mills@tamu.edu 210 633-2427 x 229

3. Overview Moving the Idea Forward Texas Center for Applied Technology The System and Process San Antonio Leading the Way in Sustainability

4. Strategy Demonstrate solutions Accelerate assessment and implementation of new technologies that foster JBSA energy goals Provide clearinghouse for evaluating new technology and methods and their effectiveness and limitations Maintain a searchable database of ideas, technologies and solutions –Focused on military installations. Lessons learned from the military and the community will be shared, which will leverage activities and accelerate adoption of the best available solutions JBSA Sustainable Energy Innovation Center Moving the Idea Forward Organization Partners DTIJBSA LAFB, FSH, RAFB, Camp Bullis INNOVATION CENTERCoSATEESUTSACPSState of TEXASSwRIBusinesses

5. Texas Center for Applied Technology (TCAT) Designed to Make a Difference Applied Research DemonstrationImplementation Basic Research

6. Energy Systems Sources Technologies/ Processes Harvesting/ Logistics Technologies/ Processes Generation Technologies/ Processes Distribution Technologies/ Processes End Use Technologies/ Processes Regulatory Issues Policy Human Behavior / Perception / Acceptance

7. Innovative Applications of Existing & New Sustainable Technologies & Processes Tier 1 Applications Review Tier 2 Engineering Analysis Tier 3 Test and Evaluation Workable Solutions to Complex, Real-World JBSA Goals Technical Staff Faculty & Students Team Members & Partners JBSA SEIC Partners Protocol Technologies and/or Processes Driven by JBSA’s Needs and Operating Environment

8. CPS Energy’s 14-megawatt Blue Wing facility Methane Gas from San Antonio Water System’s Dos Rios Water Recycling Plant Community’s Sustainable Efforts City of San Antonio’s Initiatives Southwest Research Institute UTSA’s TEXAS SUSTAINABLE ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE TCAT’s 48 kW Microgrid Build San Antonio Green