Upcoming Events

Provides an overview of how to complete the ePB template for different funding types, shows where to enter the AFFECT grant value, and describes how the information in key tabs will be used during the evaluation process.

The Federal Energy Management Program is hosting an informational webinar about Phase 2 of the Assisting Federal Facilities with Energy Conservation Technologies (AFFECT) Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) Federal Agency Call (FAC).

This training, held prior to the Federal Utility Partnership Working Group (FUPWG) seminar, provides federal agency staff and utility representatives with a comprehensive overview of utility energy service contracts.

This training introduces the basics of geothermal technologies, differentiating conventional hydrothermal systems from enhanced geothermal systems and advanced closed loop geothermal systems, also known as next generation geothermal technologies.

The Federal Utility Partnership Working Group (FUPWG) Seminar meets to share best practices, success stories, case studies, information about Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) activities, and other business.

FEMP offers a program to federal agencies called the “Re-tuning Challenge” that offers no-cost, guided, two-to-three-day, on-site trainings held at federal facilities.

This session will include a presentation and panel discussion on national and regional electricity cost trends.

This training provides an overview of wildfire hazards, helping participants understand how factors such as vegetation, building materials, and site layout influence a site’s vulnerability.

This webinar will explore how the National Laboratory of the Rockies’ REopt® web tool can evaluate the techno-economics of CHP technologies and systems to assess performance and financial viability.

Join FEMP and experts for a three-day training on energy savings performance contracts (ESPCs) and how they can be used to achieve energy and water goals while modernizing federal infrastructure.