What is the purpose of CoastGuard regulation CIM_4100_2E ENERGY MANAGEMENT POLICY?
The purpose of this regulation is to establish a framework for effective energy management within the CoastGuard, ensuring the responsible and sustainable use of energy resources.

Who is responsible for implementing and enforcing this regulation?
The Commander, Coast Guard Maintenance and Logistics Command (CG-4A) is responsible for implementing and enforcing this regulation, in coordination with the Office of Energy Management (CG-47).

What is the scope of this energy management policy?
This policy applies to all CoastGuard-owned or operated buildings, vessels, vehicles, and facilities, as well as all personnel involved in the procurement, use, or management of energy resources.

How does this regulation address energy conservation?
This regulation establishes guidelines and best practices for energy conservation, including the identification of energy-saving opportunities, implementation of energy-efficient technologies, and the promotion of energy awareness and behavioral changes.

What are the requirements regarding energy audits and assessments?
This regulation mandates regular energy audits and assessments to identify areas of energy waste, evaluate energy performance, identify potential energy-saving projects, and monitor progress towards established energy goals.

How does this regulation support renewable energy utilization?
This policy encourages the use of renewable energy sources, such as solar, wind, or hydroelectric power, to reduce reliance on non-renewable energy resources and minimize the environmental impact of CoastGuard activities.

Are there any reporting obligations under this energy management policy?
Yes, this policy requires regular reporting on energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, energy efficiency projects, and progress towards established energy targets. This ensures transparency and accountability in energy management.

How does this regulation address energy emergency planning and response?
This regulation requires the development of energy emergency plans to ensure continuity of critical operations during energy supply disruptions. It also establishes procedures for reporting and responding to energy emergencies.

Does this regulation involve training and education on energy management?
Yes, this policy promotes training programs to educate CoastGuard personnel about energy conservation, energy-efficient practices, and the importance of sustainable energy management.