FEMP Training Catalog

Recorded webinar provides useful information and an overview of the Lighting Energy Efficiency in Parking (LEEP) Campaign where federal facilities managers can go to find the technical resources they need.

Course provides an overview of FCEV technology and how it can be utilized for federal fleets. Fueling infrastructure options and safety considerations are included in the training.

In support of energy-related executive order goals and legislative mandates, the Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) is helping agencies understand the carbon pollution-free electricity (CFE) programs available to them. In this training, FEMP will highlight a newly developed database of vertically integrated utility CFE programs.

This four part series will help 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 informs attendees about an innovative way to integrate energy conservation measures (ECM) with "indeterminate" savings into ESPCs and UESCs (i.e., ones whose savings aren't clear from a typical performance contract's (PC) investment-grade audit, or whose savings are likely to vary from year to year.)

This 2018 Energy Exchange recorded session dives deeper into how three research teams are using multiple streams of data from a distributed sensor network to create an accurate picture of building performance and its resultant effects on health and productivity.

This 2019 Energy Exchange recorded session (Track 8, Session 5) provides an overview and discusses practical applications of research relating the indoor environment to health.

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 training will cover contracting officer duties, contract requirements, key documents with pertinent information, agency roles, and responsibilities, agency process of voucher/billing submitted by the contractor, and close-out procedures at the completion of the performance period.

This 2020 Energy Exchange Extra session provides the attendee with an understanding of cybersecurity as it encompasses both information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) systems, the similarities and differences, which standards apply when, and tools and approaches for monitoring and detection of OT systems. Attendees will also learn how compromised systems are recovered.