FEMP Training Catalog

Course covers hot aisle and cold aisle layout, containment and enclosure strategies, bypass and recirculation air control, alternatives to underfloor air supply, and more.

Course covers traditional cooling system optimization, liquid cooling systems, air-side and water-side economizers, and more.

This course covers efficient components and configurations, electrical distribution, power conversions in relation to energy loss, redundancy requirements for information technology loads, and more.

Course covers safe operating temperatures, server inlet temperatures, humidity ranges and controls, and more.

Course covers virtualization, consolidation, decommissioning, data storage and legacy workload management, power supply efficiency, and more.

Recorded webinar introduces a comprehensive toolkit for identifying energy-saving opportunities in data centers in furtherance of statutory and administrative requirements that federal agencies reduce their energy use and ensure energy resilience for critical infrastructure.

Recorded webinar reviews typical data center features that already support reliability, then describes two pathways—demand response and microgrids—that can enhance resilience or the ability of data centers and surrounding infrastructure to withstand and rapidly recover from attacks, accidents, or naturally occurring threats or incidents.

This 2019 Energy Exchange recorded session (Track 3, Session 4) focuses on the unique requirements of data centers and how to maintain their resilience in a compromised environment.

Typically, a data center houses a computer infrastructure as well as support infrastructure such as cooling and electrical systems. This equipment needs constant evaluation to operate as cost-effectively, as possible. This training complements information provided in a previous four-part webinar series in FY21, which introduced a broad toolkit for identifying energy-saving opportunities in data centers.