FEMP Training Catalog

Register for the no-cost, in-person 2023 FUPWG Seminar. FUPWG provides a venue for information exchange and training that fosters effective partnerships between federal agencies and their serving utilities.

To achieve decarbonization and other federal goals, it is increasingly critical for agencies to consider the value of Utility Energy Service Contracts (UESCs) as a tool for upgrading energy and water infrastructure and installing on-site carbon pollution-free (CFE) projects, with little to no upfront costs.

Attendees must register for each day separately.

To achieve decarbonization and other federal goals, it is increasingly critical for agencies to consider the value of Utility Energy Service Contracts (UESCs) as a tool for upgrading energy and water infrastructure and installing on-site carbon pollution-free (CFE) projects, with little to no upfront costs.

Attendees must register for each day separately.

To achieve decarbonization and other federal goals, it is increasingly critical for agencies to consider the value of Utility Energy Service Contracts (UESCs) as a tool for upgrading energy and water infrastructure and installing on-site carbon pollution-free (CFE) projects, with little to no upfront costs.

Attendees must register for each day separately.

The Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) is helping agencies build awareness and expand existing knowledge of microgrids and their role in maintaining facility operations during power interruptions and providing the foundation for microgrid procurement. This training will include a discussion on the early phases of microgrid implementation, and introduce introductory microgrid concepts.

This is the first of three trainings in the REopt series. This training will provide federal agencies with an overview of REopt®, a techno-economic optimization platform that can be used to evaluate distributed energy resources (DERs) to support energy cost savings, resilience, and decarbonization goals.

This webinar is the second in a series of four describing how to implement microgrids in the federal sector. Developing the microgrid scope includes working with stakeholders, identifying priority loads, and understanding compliance requirements, vulnerabilities motivating a microgrid, and the site’s existing infrastructure.

This training will provide attendees with an overview of the tax incentive changes, their implications for federal performance contracting, and discuss strategies such as energy savings performance contracts (ESPC) energy sales agreements, to monetize tax incentives.

This is the second of three trainings in the REopt series. REopt® is a techno-economic optimization platform that can be used to evaluate distributed energy resources (DERs) to support energy cost savings, resilience, and decarbonization goals. This training will dive deeper into site data requirements for REopt analyses, with a specific focus on load profiles and utility rate tariffs – two major drivers of DER project economics.

This webinar is the third in a series of four describing how to implement microgrids in the federal sector. It explains the microgrid planning process.