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The NDW "Energy Biggest Loser" is a competition among the NDW's installations that will run Nov 1-30 and pits one base against the other to see which one can reduce energy use the most during the month. The competition is designed to change people's behavior to enable efficiency and conservation efforts as well as reduces energy consumption on Navy installations. During the competition installation usage data will be collected and reported weekly. At the end of the competition period, the winning installations will be chosen based on the greatest percent reduction in electrical consumption.
Energy Biggest Loser Competition Rules
Energy Poster/Video Competition Submission Form:
Energy Links:
Naval District Washington Announces 2015 "Energy Biggest Loser" Competition
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U.S. Navy's Shore Energy Policy