By Emelie Rutherford A senior Pentagon official emphasized efforts yesterday to lessen the military's energy footprint, including adding energy performance parameters into the requirements process for new weapons and collaborating with the Department of Energy (DoE). "A new generation of military technologies that use and store energy more effectively will only emerge if we change how to do business," Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn said at a White House Energy Security Forum. As the Pentagon faces increased budget pressures, including…
New DoD Energy Plans Tied To DoE, White House
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