TRAINING CREDITS AND ACCREDITATION
Each year the Energy Exchange offers an innovative schedule of training tracks and panel sessions led by experts in their respective fields. Thought leaders from the federal, private, education, and state and local government sectors convene to accelerate the adoption of energy/water efficiency, integrated resilience, emerging and secure technologies, and replicable renewable energy solutions. Energy Exchange sessions are eligible for continuing education units (CEUs) through the Federal Energy Management Program’s Accreditation with the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET). These training credits can help maintain certifications and fulfill continuing education goals.
This event is your opportunity to leverage public and private sector expertise to ensure efficient operations, administration priorities, and agency missions are all achieved. With dozens of unique training sessions, most of which qualify for CEUs, this annual event if your best opportunity to maintain or gain new certifications.
View the current Technical Training Agenda to learn more about individual training sessions.
EARN CONTINUING EDUCATION TRAINING CREDITS
Each training session at the Energy Exchange represents a distinct learning event with clear learning outcomes. Session attendees are required to pass a session assessment and complete a brief session survey in order to obtain credit. Attendees are eligible for 0.2 CEUs for sessions lasting 1.5 hours, plus additional time for the assessment and evaluation.
EARN CEU CREDIT WITH ENERGY EXCHANGE TECHNICAL TRAINING
In qualifying sessions, attendees can earn up to 0.2 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) per session by completing the following steps.
- Register for free or log in to your existing account with the NIBS Whole Building Design Guide and visit: wbdg.org/energy-exchange
- Stay for the entirety of the session.
- Pass a session quiz (with a minimum score of 80%) and complete the course evaluation.
