Upcoming Events

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.

This training program is designed to educate agencies on geothermal heat pumps (GHP) and equip them with the skills to model and evaluate these systems for their specific site(s) using the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's (NREL) REopt tool.

This webinar introduces NREL's REopt tool and its new Portfolio Analysis capabilities, which enable users to screen multiple facilities for distributed energy resources to inform prioritization for deeper dive analysis.

This webinar describes how REopt evaluates distributed energy resources to support critical loads during grid outages and introduces the new Energy Resilience Performance capability, which considers technology reliability, multiple outages, and more.

Federal REopt User Support Sessions are a chance for users to gain experience with REopt and its energy cost savings and resilience evaluation capabilities for on-site distributed energy resources.

These sessions provide essential workforce development opportunities for federal energy and water managers and the broader energy management community.

Utility Open Houses provide federal agencies with insights into utility offerings and incentive programs, focusing on key pathways to achieving federal energy goals.