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Find similar grantsFederal Energy Management Program (FEMP) AFFECT Grants is sponsored by Department of Energy (DOE). Offers grants to federal agencies for developing energy and water efficiency projects and processes at U. S.
federal government-owned facilities, supporting energy and water efficiency upgrades through affordable solutions and public-private partnerships.
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Federal Energy Management Program | Department of Energy 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.
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 Upcoming Training and Events Video: With FEMP’s help, the Federal government is on track to realize $60 billion in taxpayer savings by 2030. Read video transcript.
Services for Federal Agencies 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.
Interagency Collaboration 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.
Project Execution & Financing 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. 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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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. Browse training opportunities.
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FEMP Winter Workshops Help Agencies Spring into Action FEMP Summer CAMP Draws More Than 1,000 Attendees To Help Reduce Energy Use and Cut Costs Across the Federal Government Award-Winning Federal Energy and Water Management Champions Share Experience and Insights at Lessons-Learned Forum FEMP Celebrates 2024 Federal Energy and Water Management Award Winners Assessing Existing Buildings Cybersecurity Integration Distributed Energy Resources for Resilience Energy Intensive Buildings Energy Savings Performance Contracts Energy-Efficient Product Procurement Facility Reporting and Data Fleet Management and Optimization Interagency Collaboration Requirements and Reporting Resilience Planning and Valuation Utility Program and UESCs Federal Energy Management Program Federal Energy Management Program U.S. Department of Energy 3H-070 South Building, 1000 Independence Ave.
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