Upcoming Events

Federal agencies and utilities collaborate through Utility Open Houses to enhance energy efficiency and sustainability, promoting engagement in energy and water management activities and fostering partnerships to meet ambitious targets.

Federal agencies and utilities collaborate through Utility Open Houses to enhance energy efficiency and sustainability, promoting engagement in energy and water management activities and fostering partnerships to meet ambitious targets.

Utility Open Houses are virtual events where federal agencies will learn about utility offerings and incentive programs focused on key pathways to achieving federal energy goals.

Utility Open Houses are virtual events where federal agencies will learn about utility offerings and incentive programs focused on key pathways to achieving federal energy goals.

The Utility Open Houses for Federal Customers initiative serves as a platform for facilitating connections and informed discussions between federal agencies and utility providers.

This working group is dedicated to empowering DOE national laboratories and federal agencies in achieving energy-related goals within laboratory facilities.

The Treasure Hunt training introduces the FEMP Treasure Hunt process, a practical method for uncovering low to no cost energy and water savings in facilities.

This training will introduce the audience to the Building Re-Tuning Simulator (BRS), which is a free, easy to use, online tool that helps identify low-cost and no-cost re-tuning measures.

Join experts from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) for a quick demonstration on new features and an open question and answer period related to the tool.

This training will help federal facility energy managers better understand and plan for power outages. It introduces the principles of grid reliability and resilience, explains how to assess outage risks, and provides guidance on evaluating a utility.