FEMP Training Catalog

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.

Recorded webinar introduces participants to the process of developing and prioritizing resilience solutions using FEMP's Technical Resilience Navigator (TRN). The TRN guides users through a step-by-step planning process with supporting tools and resources.

This training provides federal agency staff with an overview of available resources they can use to make data-driven decisions about whether or not distributed wind could be a feasible option for their locations of interest.

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.

Course provides fleet and facility managers with an overview of how meeting electric vehicle supply equipment goals can decrease greenhouse gas emissions, save money, and lead by example.

Course describes a step-by-step method to conduct an energy efficiency expert evaluation, a customized process to meet site-specific energy goals.

Course provides federal personnel with a concise overview of federal energy management and the most current tools and resources for success.

This 2018 Energy Exchange recorded session (Track 8, Session 2) explores various energy modeling tools, technologies, and best practices.

Recorded webinar tells how energy savings performance contracts (ESPCs), utility energy service contracts, and renewable energy procurement can save energy, improve infrastructure, and create jobs. It introduces cutting-edge, web-based tools and user-friendly software that make matching project financing options with energy and water conservation opportunities easier and more efficient.

This training consists of a basic introduction to the Department of Energy (DOE) indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts and how to get started with an energy savings performance contracting (ESPC) project at your site. This training also covers acquisition planning, energy service company (ESCO) selection, the preliminary assessment, energy saving technologies, and energy security/resilience through ESPC.