• Courses
  • Whole Building Design Guide Courses
  • Federal Energy Management Program Courses

Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) Continuing Education Courses

The U.S. Department of Energy Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) is pleased to have a partnership with the National Institute of Building Sciences to offer FEMP E-Learning Courses and First Thursday Seminars on the Whole Building Design Guide (WBDG). Enroll now or log in to begin taking a class with the WBDG Continuing Education System.

E-Learning Courses

These interactive, on-demand, self-paced, and self-tracking courses are supportive of the Federal Building Personnel Training Act competencies and will provide up-to-date information targeted to mid-level Federal Energy, Water, and Sustainability Managers.

Course	Approved for AIA LUs	Approved for GBCI CE Hours	Approved for FEMP CEUs
FEMP01 Commissioning for Existing Federal Buildings
FEMP02 Planning an Energy Assessment for Federal Facilities
FEMP03 Launching a Utility Energy Services Contract (UESC): Getting to Yes!
FEMP04 Federal On-Site Renewable Power Purchase Agreements
FEMP05 Advanced Electric Metering in Federal Facilities
FEMP06 Managing Water Assessment in Federal Facilities
FEMP07 Selecting, Implementing, and Funding Photovoltaic Systems in Federal Facilities
FEMP08 Sustainable Institutional Change for Federal Facility Managers
FEMP13 Energy-Efficient Federal Purchasing

First Thursday Seminars

FEMP First Thursday Seminars provide training for Federal energy and environmental professionals. Leading experts address timely topics in 90-minute sessions.

Course	Approved for FEMP CEUs
FEMPFTS22 Solid-State Lighting: Highlighting Indoor Applications
FEMPFTS21 Combined Heat and Power: An Integrated Approach to Energy Resources
FEMPFTS20 Placing UESC Task Orders Under a GSA Areawide Contract
FEMPFTS19 Implementing Deep Retrofits: A Whole Building Approach
FEMPFTS18 Streamlining ESPCs for Small Sites
FEMPFTS17 Achieving Energy Security in Federal Facilities
FEMPFTS16 Selecting and Evaluating New and Underused Energy Technologies
FEMPFTS15 Achieving Energy-Efficient Data Centers with New ASHRAE Thermal Guidelines
FEMPFTS14 New Lighting Technologies