FEMP Training Catalog

Recorded webinar examines advanced concepts of measurement and verification in energy savings performance contracting (ESPC) projects.

This 2018 Energy Exchange recorded session (Track 13, Session 4) offers tips on how to implement alternative water projects at federal facilities using FEMP tools and discusses water strategic planning requirements.

This 2019 Energy Exchange recorded session (Track 4, Session 7) explores hybrid energy systems, which may include renewable and non-renewable generation (possibly with storage) and may often comprise larger microgrids.

Course provides federal facility and energy managers with knowledge and skills to assist in meeting water-related legislative and executive order requirements. Learners will develop skills in increasing water efficiency and reducing water use through sound operations and maintenance practices and water-efficient technologies.

Recorded webinar provides a demonstration of the new Laboratory Benchmarking Tool, focuses on the tool's new features, and how to best use these features to further your sustainability goals.

Recorded webinar discusses the first steps to consider with a combined heat and power project and how to finance it through an energy savings performance contract (ESPC) by understanding technology deployment in ESPCs.

First Thursday Seminar covers the need for additional combined heat and power (CHP) resources, reviews the use of CHP in the Federal sector, and summarizes various prime mover and thermally activated technologies and their applications.

Course is designed for energy and facility managers who manage commissioning processes for existing federal buildings. Focusing on proven strategies in the federal sector, the training is designed to achieve the maximum benefits of commissioning efforts.

This training course will present how to develop a comprehensive water management program as it relates to federal requirements and the elements of a comprehensive water management process for federal facilities.

This training focuses on air-cooled computer server selection guidelines for data centers. Data centers house computer servers, storage, and networking equipment, as well as critical support infrastructure such as cooling and electrical systems. These facilities are critical to the mission of many types of organizations, and data center operators are challenged to deliver reliable services, operate efficiently, and ensure resiliency and flexibility.