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March 5, 2026Highlights the role of project facilitators and the FEMP ESPC Project Development Guide in completing ESPC, UESC, and ESPC ENABLE projects.Federal Energy Management Program
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PageMarch 5, 2026Offers federal agency acquisition guidance and product efficiency requirements for energy-efficient exterior lighting.Federal Energy Management Program
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PageMarch 5, 2026Innovative tracking and concentrating optics increase the efficiency of Alamosa, the world's largest high concentration photovoltaic solar system.Office of Energy Dominance Financing
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March 5, 2026Savannah River EM SSAB Meeting (July 2025)Office of Environmental Management
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March 5, 2026This Policy Flash updates the STRIPES Use Policy Acquisition Letter (AL) AL2025-04, to provide updated language addressing the cancellation or termination of solicitations/awards.Office of Management
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March 5, 2026Details how the U.S. Department of Energy’s Pantex Plant used a Super ESPC to save around $10.4 million in energy-related costs over 18 years.Federal Energy Management Program
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March 5, 2026Details how the Bureau of Indian Affairs used an ESPC to reduce energy use at the Sherman Indian School with several new technologies.Federal Energy Management Program
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March 5, 2026Opening utility energy service contracts to competing franchised utility companies ensures federal agencies get the best value for their projects.Federal Energy Management Program
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March 5, 2026Describes how the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in San Francisco used a Super Energy Savings Performance Contract to save energy and money.Federal Energy Management Program
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March 5, 2026Details how the West Haven Campus of the Veterans Affairs Connecticut Health Care System became the first veteran's hospital to use an ESPC.Federal Energy Management Program