The Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) provides information about energy-efficient products and energy-saving technologies that can help agencies meet federal energy-efficient product purchasing requirements.
Five legal authorities require agencies to procure energy-efficient products. By procuring and properly installing energy- and water-efficient products, agencies can meet their federal efficiency program requirements, reduce energy and water consumption, and save money.
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Sortable, searchable table displays energy-efficient products that are well suited for federal applications. -
Acquisition guidance to help agencies identify low standby power products that meet federal purchasing requirements. -
Offers details about four federal programs that specify products as energy- or water-efficient. -
Describes guidance on required procurement contract language for federal agency purchases of energy-consuming products. -
Short-form training videos highlight the various aspects of energy-efficient product procurement. -
Describes indoor and outdoor solid-state lighting solutions that can reduce lighting energy use.
Federal Buyers and Specifiers
- Read about how to buy efficient products for the federal government.
- See FEMP's Contracting for Efficiency Best Practices Guide for incorporating efficiency requirements into solicitations.
- Find UNSPSC and ENAC product codes for tracking sustainable acquisitions
- Review minimum efficiency requirements tables for heating and cooling product categories.
Manufacturers and Vendors
- Read about how to sell efficient products to the federal government.
- Learn how FEMP designates efficiency levels for covered product categories.
- Suggest a new product category.
- Find out how products are measured for low standby power.
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