1. Federal Energy Management Program Advanced Manufacturing Office
Dr. Robert Ivester
26 Feb 2019

2. Federal Energy Management Program
Potential
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PROGESS
Savings Return on Federal Energy Efficiency Investment of $21.8 Billions (From FY )
$21.8 B
of investments
Will result in savings return of $48.9 billion by 2030, payback before 2020
equivalent to 174,000 job- years
Approximately $9 - $15 billion of cost-effective investment potential STILL available
The graphic demonstrates gross investments and estimated energy cost savings from that investment.  The analysis does not factor in payments to ESCOs.   For perspective, about 2/3rds of the cumulative investment is from direct obligations, so that portion wouldn’t be impacted by adjustments for ESCO payments.
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3. Federal Energy Management Program
Mission
Mission: Providing strategic energy management for agencies to become resilient, efficient and secure in support of Administration priorities for American Energy Dominance, Increased Government Accountability and Development of a Future-Focused Workforce.
In a nutshell: FEMP is assisting agencies’ ability and agility to manage to their critical missions by becoming resilient, efficient, and secure. FEMP is Strategic Energy Management Integration
To accomplish this goal, FEMP is focusing on:
Strategic Programming and Integration Planning
Facility and Fleet Optimization
Energy and Water Resilience Portfolio Planning (Security of facility-related control systems)
On Site Energy Generation & Project Financing Methods
Federal Leadership & Engagement

4. Federal Energy Management Program
Strategic Programming & Integration Planning
Administration Priorities:
Maximizing Interagency Coordination
Strategic Integration Planning
Integrates strategic energy management activities with administration priorities
Current foundation: resilience
Strategic agency partnership development (NASA, DHS, Army)
Legislative & Mandate Guidance
Establishes & updates federal energy efficiency requirements
Required by law to establish and periodically update mandatory federal energy-efficiency requirements.
Writes and issues 5 Active/Ongoing Federal Rules (7 Historic Rules)
Supports implementation of Executive Orders
Supports OMB Scorecard priorities
Assists OMB in developing metrics
Director’s Dashboard
Strategic Programming & Integration Planning
Coordination with CEQ / OMB for EO
Strategic briefing to EE-1 once confirmed
Key Program Engagements
Guidelines Establishing Criteria for Excluding Buildings
Interagency Energy Management Task Force
Federal Renewable Energy Certificate Guide
Federal Comprehensive Annual Energy Reporting Requirements
Coordination with White House Council on Environmental Quality
Federal Greenhouse Gas Accounting and Reporting Guidance
Federal Fleet Management Guidance
Coordination with Office of Management and Budget
Federal Resources & Guidance related to E.O.
Energy Management in Federal Facilities
Energy Efficiency in Data Centers
Guide to Integrating Renewable Energy in Federal Construction
Strategic Integration Planning - FEMP’s active presence and programming are designed to react and adapt to the current and changing needs, direction, and priorities of the Agencies
Large-Scale Renewable Energy Guide
Procuring Solar Energy: A Guide for Federal Facility Decision Makers
Water Efficiency in Federal Buildings and Campuses
Integrates of Strategic Energy Management and development of Implementation models
Resources for Implementing Federal Energy Savings Performance Contracts
Utility Energy Service Contracts for Federal Agencies
Guiding Principles for Sustainable Federal Buildings Checklist and FAQs
Aligns to Administration priorities - FEMP will support the Administration, OMB and CEQ by reviewing relevant Federal guidance and proposing plan to modify, replace, or rescind guidance to implement new Executive Orders
Net Zero Energy, Water, and Waste for Federal Buildings and Campuses
Energy-Efficient Products and Energy-Saving Technologies
Federal Fleet Management
Fleet Sustainability Dashboard (FleetDASH)
Active Rules
Leads coordination with and between EERE & DOE Programs
IECC 2015 Energy Efficiency Standards for the Design and Construction of New Federal Low-Rise Residential Buildings’ Baseline Standards Update 82 FR 2857, 10 CFR 435 on January 10, 2017
Legislative & Mandate Guidance
Interagency Coordination
ASHRAE Standard , New Federal Commercial and Multi-Family High-Rise Residential Buildings 80 FR 68749, 10 CFR Part 433, November 5, 2015
Chairs IEMTF, managing communication between Agencies and OMB+CEQ
FEMP is required by law to establish and periodically update mandatory federal energy-efficiency requirements.
Green Building Certification Systems Requirement for New Federal Buildings and Major Renovations of Federal Buildings 79 FR 61563, 10 CFR Parts 433, 435 and 436, October 14, 2014
Writes and issues 5 Active/Ongoing Federal Rules (7 Historic Rules)
Petroleum Reduction and Alternative Fuel Consumption Requirements for Federal Fleets 77 FR 14482, 10 CFR Part 438, March 12, 2012
Federal Procurement of Energy-Efficient Products 74 FR 10830, 10 CFR Part 436, March 13, 2009
Maintains 7 Guidance Documents establishing legislative guidance & 13 Resource Documents and Tools related to E.O. establishing E.O policy
With Release of the President E.O. on Efficient Federal Operations, FEMP is responsible for
Issue, Revise, and Consolidate Guidance and Resources
Streamline Reporting
Develop Training Curriculum
Legislative Guidance Backup:
EISA Facility Management and Benchmarking Guidance
Federal Building Metering Guidance

5. Federal Energy Management Program
Federal Leadership & Engagement
Administration Priorities:
Developing Future-Focused Workforce
Increasing Government Accountability
Interagency Coordination & Outreach
Chairs 5 Working groups
Leads development of E.O. Implementation Guidance
Agency Accountability
Agencies report annual energy and water consumption and resource management to FEMP.
Annual Progress tracking for OMB Scorecard by FEMP
Annual Report to Congress
Workforce Development & Engagement
Training – Received IACET 5 year accreditation
Veteran Interns Program – Interns at 6 agencies in FY18
Awards
Federal Energy and Water Awards, FEDS Spotlight Awards
Recognizes federal energy champions
Captures lessons learned from winners
Director’s Dashboard
Federal Leadership & Engagement
IEMTF February Meeting
Energy Exchange
Awards
Annual Report to Congress
Veteran Intern Program
Key Program Highlights
IEMTF
2018 Energy Exchange and Better Buildings Summit
2,900+ attendees
20,971.5 total training hours offered
2018 Awards
30 Federal Energy and Water Awards & 2 Directors Awards
16 FEDS Spotlight Awards
Agency Accountability
Agencies are required to report progress under two separate mandates.
Federal Comprehensive Annual Energy Reporting Requirements: Comprehensive fiscal year reporting to meet the energy management requirements of the National Energy Conservation Policy Act, as amended (42 U.S.C ); the Energy Policy Act of 2005 (42 U.S.C ); and Executive Order
EISA Federal Covered Facility Management and Benchmarking Requirements: Reporting to meet the requirements of section 432 of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (EISA 432) and access to the EISA 432 Compliance Tracking System for reporting on facility evaluations, implementing and reporting efficiency measures, and benchmarking facilities per EISA 432 (42 U.S.C. 8253(f)).
Interagency Coordination & Outreach
FEMP Chairs or co-chairs 5 Working groups
Interagency Energy Management Task Force
Federal ESPC Steering Committee
Federal Utility Partnership Working Group
Interagency Sustainability Working Group
INTERFUL Working Group
Leads development of E.O. Implementation Guidance
Manages communications between CSO Council and OMB/CEQ
Collects and packages input/feedback from Agencies on metrics and guidance to bring to OMB
Workforce Development & Engagement
Training - 37,612 hours / 279 sessions provided in FY17
Veteran Interns Program – Interns at 6 agencies in FY18
Federal Energy and Water Awards
In Award Winners & 2 Directors Award Teams
Since 1981 – 1,300+ Award Winners

6. Federal Energy Management Program
Energy & Project Procurement Development Services
Administration Priorities:
Modernizing and Managing Infrastructure
ESPC, UESC & Appropriations Project Development
Develops consistent process and models to ensure replicable affordable project financing solutions via ESPCs, UESCs, ENABLE and leveraging appropriations.
67 Utilities engaged with UESC programs
Distributed Energy & Energy Procurement
Facilitates Cost Effective On-Site Energy Generation Projects
Integrate Resilience Measures into On-Site Energy Generation Projects
Facilitate Cost Effective Off-Site Power Purchases
Project Quality Assurance
Provides eProject Builder, a secure project tracking and management system
Creates customized agency trainings
Director’s Dashboard
Energy & Project Procurement Development Services
Sustainable Design Rule
Spring FUPWG
Key Program Engagements
FUPWG
Associations
Agency Working Groups
UESC
67 Utilities engaged with FUPWG/UESC Program
Since its inception in 1992, the UESC Program has resulted in more than 2,100 projects representing approximately $3.5 billion in leveraged private financing.
The UESC program highlights the important partnership between a Federal Site and their serving utility by providing a streamlined contracting vehicle through which agencies can improve aging infrastructure, energy efficiency and resilience while supporting domestic, on-site energy production and other important priorities
NAESCO utilizes eProject Builder as project validation method
IDIQ Results Since 1998:
360 DOE IDIQ projects awarded
$4.4 billion invested in EE & RE improvements
476 trillion Btu in life-cycle energy savings
$11.3 billion in cumulative energy cost savings
FY 2016 record - $1B in awards for energy and water infrastructure investments resulting in more than 8,500 Job-years created, and estimated annual cost savings of more than $70 M

7. Federal Energy Management Program
Energy/Water Resilience & Security
Administration Priorities:
American Security
Resilience and Reliability for Mission Assurance
Portfolio Resilience Planning & Implementation
Technical Resilience Navigator
Presents an actionable, step-wise, multi-faceted assessment approach for baselining conditions, assessing risks, prioritizing resources, executing plans and validating performance
Site Validation
Energy & Cyber Security Integration
Addressing cyber control systems, storage of data and reporting protocols and processes
Focusing on:
Facility Related Control Systems for Security Assessment Tool development
Federal Building Metering Guidance implementation addressing control system security Best Practices
Managing dynamic control systems at the point of facility and grid integration
Director’s Dashboard
Energy/Water Resilience & Security
Cyber Strategy
EO Implementing Instructions mention
Agencies recognize their mission dependence on energy and water and are developing Energy and Water resilience requirements to support their Mission Essential Functions
FEMP is condensing resilience portfolio planning lessons learned from comprehensive agency partnerships to develop a systematic and integrated approach to strategic resilience planning.
Portfolio Resilience Planning & Implementation
Energy & Cyber Security Integration

8. Federal Energy Management Program
Facility & Fleet Optimization
Administration Priorities:
American Energy Dominance
Improving Health Outcomes
Conserving Energy/Water Resources
Optimized Design
Provides technical assistance, guidance, and onsite training for optimized design
High Intensity Facilities
The Guiding Principles for High Performance Sustainable Buildings
Facility energy and water optimization best practices
Operations & Maintenance
Provides technical assistance
Tools & Resources:
Operations and Maintenance Best Practices
Metering Guidance
Auditing Tools
Fleet
Energy / Water Nexus Guidance
Product Efficiency & Technology Integration
Mandated by Law to provide efficiency ratings for 14 categories of technologies deemed FEMP Designated Products
Director’s Dashboard
Facility & Fleet Optimization
EO Updates
Water Resource Guide
Sustainable Buildings Resources
Metering Guidance
Fleet Resource Guide
701 Waiver Process
Key Program Engagements
Partnerships within EERE technical offices
TA on comprehensive energy management projects as requested
There are over 360,000 Federal facilities trillion Btu in buildings subject to statutory energy reduction requirements (Goal Subject Buildings)
Critical task of FEMP is to assist, document, package and share cost effective Best Practices (like GSA example) for other Agencies to replicate throughout the government
The Facility and Operations Optimization Program Focus Areas:
Optimized Design
Provides comprehensive technical assistance, guidance, and onsite training on
High Intensity Facilities
the Guiding Principles for High Performance Sustainable Buildings for new construction and existing Federal facilities over 5,000 sq.ft.,
Facility energy and water optimization best practices
Operations & Maintenance
Provides technical assistance and develops specialty tools for Federal Agencies, including energy/water usage and savings calculators and interactive maps, and resources, including Fact Sheets, Case Studies and General Guidance Documents
Product Efficiency & Technology Integration
Mandated by Law to provide efficiency ratings for 14 categories of technologies deemed FEMP Designated Products

9. AMO R&D Projects: HPC4Mfg program
Brings the many benefits of high-performance computing to US Industry
Completed 5 rounds of awards
$18M in total funding
60 public-private projects
Participation from 7 National Labs
Other DOE offices involved
Round 6 solicitation (Steel & Aluminum Manufacturing) now open
$1.2M total available for awards
Overcoming impactful manufacturing process challenges
Reducing energy consumption through improved clean energy technology design

10. R&D Goals AMO: Manufacturing Demonstration Facility
Electron Beam Melting
Binder Jetting
Improved Performance Characteristics of AM Components Through Materials-Process Development
Qualification and Certification Framework for AM Components
AM Systems Optimized to Achieve Mainstream Manufacturing
Comprehensive Understanding of AM Process Capabilities and Limits Through Physics-Based Simulation and Advanced Characterization
Laser Sintering
Polymer Deposition