This training series focuses on federal facility auditing requirements, types of remote audits, how to use the Facility Energy Decision System (FEDS) building analysis tool, and how to perform remote audits and analyze the building data with FEDS. The primary drivers of this training are to provide information on the comprehensive energy and water evaluation (CEWE) requirements updated in the Energy Act of 2020, a tutorial on performing remote facility audits to satisfy the CEWE requirements, and the current resources and analysis tools that FEMP has developed to support agencies with completing CEWEs at federal facilities.
Performing Remote Audits using the Facility Energy Decision System: 1 - Overview
Performing Remote Audits using the Facility Energy Decision System: 2 - FEDS Software Introduction
Instructors
Travis Stanislaus, Research Engineer, Buildings Systems Group at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Read Bio
Travis Stanislaus is a research engineer in the Buildings Systems Group at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Travis has a mechanical engineering background focused on energy systems and he specializes in energy and water auditing, building modeling, facility controls investigation, critical mission and utility infrastructure analysis, and distributed generation microgrid analysis to meet facility and campus energy and water efficiency and resilience goals.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this training, attendees will be able to:
- Identify Federal comprehensive energy and water evaluation (CEWE) requirements (i.e., facility audits);
- Identify FEMP resources on how to complete federal facility audits; and
- Recognize types of audits.
