Visit the General Services Administration website to see a list of Areawide Contracts for Utility Services.
The Energy Policy Act of 1992 (codified as 42 USC Section 8256 (c) Utility Incentive Programs) authorizes and encourages agencies to participate in generally available utility programs to increase energy efficiency; conserve water; or manage electricity demand conducted by gas, water, or electric utilities.
The turnkey utility energy service contracts (UESC) process characteristically includes a no-cost or low-cost preliminary assessment, a negotiated-cost feasibility study (or investment grade audit), a firm-fixed price proposal, financing as needed, installation, and performance assurance.
Electric Utilities
This map depicts the service territories of the electric utilities actively providing UESCs and electric utilities that offer significant efficiency programs to their federal agency customers.
View a list of Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) Utility Program Utility Partners offering UESCs.
Electric Utilities Offering UESCs to Federal Facilities
Natural Gas Utilities
This map depicts the service territories of the natural gas utilities actively providing UESCs and natural gas utilities that offer significant efficiency programs to their federal agency customers.
View a list of FEMP Utility Program Utility Partners offering UESCs.
Natural Gas Utilities Offering UESCs to Federal Facilities
Updated September 2024
If your facility's serving utility is on this map, follow these steps.
- Contact the Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) through the FEMP Assistance Request Portal for support.
- Download the most current U.S. General Services Administration's areawide contracts for utility services. In particular, review Article 18: Utility Energy Service Contracts.
- Learn about the acquisition process for implementing a UESC.
- Contact the Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) through the FEMP Assistance Request Portal for support.
FEMP will work with you and the utility to educate and facilitate a UESC. Submit an inquiry through the FEMP Assistance Request Portal for more information.
These maps are evolving. If your utility is already providing energy management services and is missing from these maps, submit a message through the FEMP Assistance Request Portal.
Utilities that provide natural gas, electricity, or water to a federal facility are qualified to provide energy management services. See the legislative authority and other enabling resources for more information.
FEMP can educate and assist utilities interested in developing a program.