Combined heat and power (CHP) technologies are on-site generators that produce both electricity and usable heat, achieving higher fuel efficiency by capturing waste heat typically lost in power generation. CHP technologies can provide cost savings to federal facilities while also providing energy security, allowing a site to island from the grid in the case of an outage. Join this training to explore how the National Laboratory of the Rockies' REopt® web tool can evaluate the techno-economics of CHP technologies and systems to assess performance and financial viability. Participants will gain practical insights into using REopt to optimize site energy strategies, reduce energy costs, and improve site energy security and outage recovery.