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EMD-81-55 1 (1981-02-19)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabbqy0001 and id is 1 raw text is: UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 MCROY AND MINCIRALS DIVISION FEBRUARY 19, 1981 B-202194 The Honorable Bo Ginn Construction Appropriations Committee on Appropriations 114681 House of Representatives Dear Mr. Chairman: Subject: Ytatus and Funding of 4 Department of Defense Energy Conservation Investment Progr 7(EMD-81-55) We are pleased to provide the enclosed data on the status of the projects and funds of the Department of Defense's (DOD) Energy Conservation Investment Program (ECIP). As requested by your office, this data is being pro- vided for use by the Subcommittee in the upcoming hearings on DOD's fiscal year 1982 program. We obtained this data as part of our follow-up review on what actions have been taken by DOD and the military services on the recommen- dations of the General Accounting Office (GAO) report Improvements Needed in Department of Defense Energy Conservation Investment Program EMD-78-15, January 18, 1978, and the Defense Audit Service (DAS) report on the Department of Defense's ECIP, No. 79-054, February 28, 1979. Our review is planned for completion in May 1981. We are aware of the subcommittee's concern that funds provided for ECIP projects have been used on non-energy conservation projects. We have shared your concern and had recommended in another report that funds provided for energy conservation should be restricted to such use (EMD-80-11, December 12, 1979). Our current review of the status of projects in the Army, Navy, and Air Force fiscal years 1979 and 1980 ECIP indicates that the military services are still using funds appropriated for ECIP on other military construction pro- jects that do not conserve energy. We found that about (003488) /-

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