Related EERE Programs

The following guide provides a snapshot of related programs within DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.

Clean Cities
	What we do		Support public-private partnerships that deploy alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs) and build supporting infrastructure. To maximize their resources, community revitalization efforts often combine energy solutions for transportation and buildings.
	Who we work with		Local businesses, municipal governments, regional air quality organizations, fuel companies
	How to partner		The Clean Cities Web site provides detailed information for participation, including criteria and required steps.
EnergySmart Schools
	What we do		Part of Rebuild America, EnergySmart Schools works with school districts to introduce energy-saving design features and improvements to the physical school environment, and to promote and support energy education in schools.
	Who we work with		School boards, administrators, facility managers, faculty, parents, and students. EnergySmart Schools partners include nonprofit organizations, government agencies, trade associations, businesses and community groups.
	How to partner		The EnergySmart Schools Web site provides information about EnergySmart Schools resources and partnerships.
Federal Energy Management Program
	What we do		Work to reduce the cost and environmental impacts of the Federal government by advancing energy efficiency and water conservation, promoting the use of distributed and renewable energy, and improving utility management decisions at Federal sites.
	Who we work with		Federal agencies, national laboratories, DOE regional offices, universities, private contractors, small businesses, and state governments
	How to partner		FEMP partners with the DOE State Energy Program (SEP). FEMP provides funding to SEP for states to design and carry out their own energy efficiency and renewable energy programs. For more information, visit the SEP Web site.
State Energy Programs
	What we do		Administer state formula grants and special projects grants that help to move new energy technologies from the laboratory to communities across the country.
	Who we work with		Federal grants are provided to states. States leverage federal funding with non-federal dollars and administer program funding based on local needs and priorities.
	How to partner		The SEP Operations Manual details how to apply for and administer State Energy Program grants.
Weatherization Assistance Program
	What we do		Work with state agencies and local weatherization service providers to deliver weatherization services to low-income Americans.
	Who we work with		States, utilities, local weatherization service providers
	How to partner		The Weatherization Assistance Program Web site provides eligibility information as well as state contacts.

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