ESPC Enables Energy Resilience at Moody Air Force Base

Learn more about Schneider Electric's $22.6 million grid stability and energy efficiency project with Moody Air Force Base (Moody AFB) in this video interview with Air & Space Forces Magazine.

Leveraging its federal ESPC experience working with military bases including Fort Huachuca, Naval Base Coronado, and Yokota Air Base, Schneider Electric worked with Moody AFB to install a comprehensive energy project. Schneider Electric installed a new 2.5-megawatt solar array, which is now providing the base with clean, renewable electrical power while offsetting the utility bill. Moody also received an expanded, cyber-secure energy management control system, which makes energy usage levels more visible while improving indoor air quality and occupant comfort.