Federal Energy Management Program

FEMP builds the capacity of the Federal agency workforce to achieve efficient, secure, and resilient energy use in facilities and fleets—saving taxpayers money.
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With FEMP’s help, the Federal government is on track to realize $60 billion in taxpayer savings by 2030.

FEMP resources and assistance have helped federal agencies leverage public-private partnerships and successfully implement replicable, well-designed projects that increase efficiency in their mission-critical facilities. On this page you'll find:

Services for Federal Agencies

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    Funding Opportunities

    FEMP has competitively awarded Assisting Federal Facilities with Energy Conservation Technologies (AFFECT) grants since FY14. These projects are cost-effective, save money and energy, and leverage financing from non-federal sources to the greatest extent possible.

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    Interagency Collaboration

    FEMP works closely with agencies and partner organizations to coordinate interagency working groups focused on federal energy management and compliance with federal laws and requirements.

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    Project Execution & Financing Support

    From planning to project development, FEMP's team of technical experts provide federal agencies with support to meet energy-related goals and requirements.

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    Technical Assistance

    Need assistance? Federal agencies can take advantage of a variety of no-cost technical assistance options for energy-related projects and procurement.

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    Tools & Resources

    FEMP provides a variety of helpful resources such as guidance, publications, and tools to help federal agencies meet their energy management goals and requirements.

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    Training & Workforce Development

    FEMP offers accredited in-person, virtual, and on-demand training to develop and sustain a high-performance federal workforce that constructs, operates, and maintains energy-efficient and cost-effective federal facilities and fleets.

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Federal Energy Management Program

Federal Energy Management Program
U.S. Department of Energy
3H-070 South Building, 1000 Independence Ave., S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20585-0121

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