Energy Management Information Systems

NREL works with the U.S. Department of Energy's Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) to help federal agencies design, procure, and implement energy management information systems (EMIS) to meet building energy cost reduction goals and comply with federal facility energy efficiency laws and requirements.

EMIS aggregate facility data to optimize energy use for buildings and campuses.

Research and Demonstration at Federal Facilities and Campuses

NREL helps federal agencies design, procure, and implement EMIS to help meet their building energy cost reduction goals and comply with federal facility energy efficiency laws and requirements.

Impact: Direct agency support, publications, trainings, templates, and case studies deliver multiple levels of support for federal agencies at every stage of EMIS design, procurement, and installation.

Partners: FEMP

Publications

NREL researchers contributed to the following energy management information systems publications and resources.

Field Validation of a Building Operating System Platform, GSA Green Proving Ground/NREL Technical Report (2022)

Energy Management Information Systems Cybersecurity Best Practices, FEMP Fact Sheet (2022)

Best Practices for Enhancing Performance Contracts With Monitoring-Based Commissioning, FEMP Fact Sheet (2022)

Best Practices for Energy Management Information Systems Metadata Schemas, FEMP Fact Sheet (2022)

Best Practices To Support EMIS Operation at Federal Facilities, FEMP Fact Sheet (2022)

Energy Management Information Systems Technical Resources Report, FEMP Technical Report (2021)

Enhancing Performance Contracts With Monitoring-Based Commissioning, FEMP Technical Report (2021)

Energy Management Information Systems for Federal Facilities, FEMP Website (2021)

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