FEMP Training Catalog

In support of climate change resilience-related executive order goals and legislative mandates, the Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) is helping agencies understand how to incorporate climate change considerations within their resilience planning efforts. This training will provide attendees with an overview of FEMP's available tools and resources on local climate change projections, how to incorporate climate information within the Technical Resilience Navigator (TRN), and include a discussion about the differences between climate change adaptation and mitigation (and the types of solutions that may be developed for each).

This interactive training will educate learners about energy management best practices including the value of setting goals, developing a plan, identifying milestones, and documenting the tasks associated with those goals and milestones. During the training, you will discover why it's important to identify key stakeholders and core team members for each project or task and to get their support and buy-in.

This training series will focus on how to assess, mitigate, and track a facility's cybersecurity posture over time, how to conduct cybersecurity self-assessments, FEMP's free FCF-IoT tool, and much more!

This interactive training will educate learners about elements and properties of healthy office buildings through the selection of potential improvement measures for three hypothetical office building scenarios. The content of this training is based on the Healthy Buildings and Energy Support Tool (H-BEST) and the will aid in understanding the use of H-BEST for office buildings.

This training provides an introduction to the Distributed Energy Resources Risk Manager (DER-RM). The DER-RM application is a tool for managing authority to operate (ATO) energy systems and renewables. This training, will outline and go over each step of the DER-RM: Prepare, Categorize, Select, Implement, Assess, and Authorize by overviewing an example system going through the ATO process.

For solar PV systems located on remote federal sites, the need to monitor these systems is even more important yet there are often challenges in establishing a telecommunications (network) connection to the power meters. This training focuses on options to establish a network connection on solar PV system located on remote federal sites.

The Performance Contracting National Resource Center (PCNRC) Training Certificate Series is an accredited, on-demand interactive eight-part series designed to support performance contracting and workforce development in the federal and MUSH markets (i.e., municipalities and state governments, universities and colleges, K-12 schools, and hospitals), provided at no cost to trainees.