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FEMP has released eight new on-demand training courses sourced directly from the March 2026 Winter Workshop Series. Now available in the FEMP Training Catalog, these self-paced, no-cost courses are designed to help energy managers, facility directors, and contractors deploy cutting-edge practices to optimize federal footprints and enhance resilience.
The newly added courses include:
These courses are accredited under International Accreditors for Continuing Education and Training (IACET), allowing learners to earn valuable Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to maintain professional credentials. All sessions are 100% online, on-demand, and free of charge.
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Upcoming FEMP Trainings
Become a Certified Data Center Energy Practitioner
Data centers are complex facilities that require specialized knowledge and training to conduct and assess energy performance.
To support this need, the U.S. Department of Energy and industry partners developed the Data Center Energy Practitioner (DCEP) Training Program. This program certifies professionals as qualified to assess energy performance and identify savings opportunities in data centers.
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Generalist
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September 14
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IT Specialist
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September 15
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HVAC Specialist
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September 16–17
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Electrical Specialist
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September 18
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Attend the Next FEMP Treasure Hunts in Virginia
September 22–23, 2026 | U.S. Coast Guard Base Portsmouth – Norfolk, VA
September 24–25, 2026 | NASA Langley Research Center – Hampton, VA
FEMP “Treasure Hunts” are no-cost, guided, two-day, on-site trainings offered to personnel at federal facilities. Treasure Hunts teach staff to identify cost-effective operational improvements that yield significant cost savings.
If you would like to participate in either upcoming Treasure Hunt, email Allison Ackerman. Note that for the U.S. Coast Guard event, priority attendance is given to U.S. Coast Guard personnel. A few spots are open for other federal personnel until filled.
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The U.S. Department of Energy’s Federal Energy Management Program builds the capacity of the federal agency workforce to achieve affordable, reliable, and secure energy use in facilities and fleets—saving taxpayers money.
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