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One of the best ways to explore DOE Scholars is to hear from our past participants. Learn how Lauren Posey channeled a childhood passion for nature to earn a spot in DOE Scholars and a job at the National Park Service.
The Federal Smart Buildings Accelerator provided federal facilities with education, technical support, and assessments to promote smart buildings and efficient buildings technologies.
Jenna Faupel received a Federal Energy and Water Management Award (FEWMA) for improving the U.S. Department of State's data collection process for 244 overseas locations.
The Federal Energy Management Program and the General Services Administration partnered to present the Greenovation Summit from July 17-18, 2024, at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado.
Rachel Chang received FEMP's FEDS Spotlight award for improving the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's energy data reporting processes. Learn more about her achievements and see if someone you know might be eligible for the 2024 FEDS Spotlight awards.
More than 2,700 individuals came together March 25–27, 2024, at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh to participate in the most attended Energy Exchange in history.
As Required by Congress, DOE Finalizes Standards That Decrease Emissions for New and Renovated Federal Buildings Across the Nation, Slashing Harmful Carbon Emissions by 2 Million Metric Tons
As part of the Biden-Harris Administration's Investing in America agenda, the U.S. Department of Energy opened its second phase of Assisting Federal Facilities with Energy Conservation Technologies (AFFECT) grant funding.
FEMP unveiled $104M in clean energy investment across 31 projects under Biden's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The Pentagon event highlighted transformative initiatives, federal leadership, and agency collaboration for a more sustainable future.
Funding from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Supports Energy Conservation Measures at 31 Facilities, Saving Taxpayers $29 Million in the First Year and Drastically Reducing the Federal Carbon Footprint