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Highlights include groundbreaking for an $8.4 million, 2-megawatt co-generation energy facility to improve efficiency and resilience by supplying electricity and steam. It also reports the opening of an integration facility supporting rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing for experimental battlefield maintenance systems. 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Gen. Alfred Abramson; Garrison Commander, Lt. Col. Jeffrey Ivey, and Senior Vice President of the Federal Business Unit Energy Systems Group, Steven Spanbauer.  \nThe new facility will help the arsenal become more energy efficient and resilient by providing two megawatts of baseline electricity for its power grid and steam for heating and for  \nA new co-generation facility at Picatinny is expected to make the Arsenal more energy efficient. Breaking ground are, from left, Brig. Gen. Alfred F. Abramson III, Senior Commander; Jordan Gillis, Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army Installations, Energy and Environment; Steven Spanbauer, Senior Vice President, Federal Business Unit, Energy Systems Group; and Lt. Col. Jeffrey Ivey, Garrison Commander.  \nmission processes.  \n“This $8.4 million, 2-megawatt co-generation facility is one project of seven, totaling near $17 million,” said Ivey, Picatinny Arsenal Garrison Commander.  \n“Each project is energy efficient, will bring energy savings, and make our installation more energy independent by reducing our dependency on outside sources.  \n“It will provide us a sustainable source of energy and is one step of many in helping us reach our goal of sustaining critical missions,” Ivey continued.  \n“We are exceptionally excited and looking forward to the timely construction of this facility and we are looking forward to competing for our eighth Secretary of the Army award for energy efficiency.”  \nThe co-generation design of the facility improves energy efficiency by using natural gas to power an electricity generator and to generate steam on site.  \nThe steam is produced from the generator’s waste heat, and it is utilized in an existing distribution system. Picatinny’s mission processes have a year-round need for steam energy.  \nThe project also supports the Army’s directives for energy security. Picatinny’s energy resiliency is improved by having the capability to generate electricity and steam for critical operations on site in the event of a loss of grid electricity.  \nSee COGENERATION, Page 2  \nNew Army facility expedites prototypes of experimental battlefield maintenance and equipment systems  \nBY ED LOPEZ  \nPicatinny Arsenal Public Affairs  \nROCK ISLAND, Ill. --A new system integration facility has opened at Rock Island Arsenal that will help to provide quick turnaround prototyping for the delivery of experimental battlefield maintenance systems.  \nThe first system now being fabricated atthe integration facility is the Rapid Fabrication via Additive Manufacturing on the Battlefield, or R-FAB.  \nThe system is a high priority Army program that puts part-making in the hands of Soldiers, significantly increasing unit readiness. Additive manufacturing is also known as 3-D printing.  \nThe integration facility is a partnership between the U.S. Army Armament Research,  \nDevelopment and Engineering Center, or ARDEC, and the TACOM Rock Island Arsenal-Joint Manufacturing and Technology Center, or RIA-JMTC.  \nARDEC, with headquarters at Picatinny Arsenal, is part of the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command (RDECOM) .  \nCOMPLEMENTING ORGANIC BASE  \nThe integration facility is formally named the ARDEC Battlefield Tools and Equipment Integration Facility, and was announced by ARDEC’s Battlefield Tools and Equipment Division (BTED) . 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