Attendee registration and hotel reservations for Energy Exchange 2024 are officially open! Register today to hear actionable technical training, engaging panel discussions, senior leadership keynote presentations, a solution packed trade show, and network with over 2500 energy, water, and fleet leaders.

As the premier accredited training event for the federal government, it's one of the most cost-effective and flexible ways to gain mission critical knowledge, develop professional skills, and earn CEUs. 

Early bird registration closes January 12th – don’t wait to join us!

Every year, the International Accreditors for Continuing Education and Training (IACET), a distinguished accrediting body dedicated to enhancing the global standards of continuing education and training, acknowledges organizations that have made substantial contributions to the field. 

We're proud to announce that FEMP won the prestigious IACET Innovation of the Year Award for Learner Engagement for our Treasure Hunt training program and DOE Program Manager Nael Nmair received the IACET Distinguished Service Award for his exceptional contributions and leadership in the continuing education and training Industry.

Training is a big part of what we do at FEMP, and we're honored to receive this recognition.

FEMP is proud to share that this years’ 26 FEDS Spotlight honorees spanning 12 agencies were recognized with a ceremony and reception, held in Washington, D.C., during the FEMP 50th Celebration. These federal employees are taking action and going above and beyond typical day-to-day responsibilities to achieve mission success. Each person’s hard work enabled their agency to cut energy waste, reduce costs, optimize performance, and advance America’s progress toward energy independence, resilience, and security. If you missed it, the ceremony is available for online viewing and to learn more about the work the honorees have been doing, visit FEDS Spotlight on the FEMP website.

In July 2023, FEMP staff facilitated a Regional Energy and Water Treasure Hunt training at Naval Station Newport to identify cost-effective ways to reduce water and energy consumption and increase electrification efforts. Attendees identified more than $144,000 in annual energy savings measures and found ways to reduce carbon dependency and reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions by 288 tons annually. Read more about the goals, strategies, and lessons learned from this treasure hunt and how you you can sign up for one at your federal facility.