; (ii) energy management systems; (iii) sustainable manufacturing; and (iv) information technology advancements for supply chain analysis, logistics, system monitoring, industrial and manufacturing processes, and other purposes; (B) to promote applications of emerging concepts and technologies in small- and medium-sized manufacturers (including water and wastewater treatment facilities and federally owned manufacturing facilities); (C) to promote research and development for the use of alternative energy sources to supply heat, power, and new feedstocks for energy-intensive industries; (D) to coordinate with appropriate Federal and State research offices; (E) to provide a clearinghouse for industrial process and energy efficiency technical assistance resources; and (F) to coordinate with State-accredited technical training centers and community colleges, while ensuring appropriate services to all regions of the United States. (c) Coordination To increase the value and capabilities of the industrial research and assessment centers, the centers shall— (1) coordinate with Manufacturing Extension Partnership Centers of the National Institute of Standards and Technology; (2) coordinate with the Federal Energy Management Program and the Building Technologies Program of the Department of Energy to provide building assessment services to manufacturers; (3) increase partnerships with the National Laboratories of the Department of Energy to leverage the expertise, technologies, and research and development capabilities of the National Laboratories for national industrial and manufacturing needs; (4) increase partnerships with energy service providers and technology providers to leverage private sector expertise and accelerate deployment of new and existing technologies and processes for energy efficiency, power factor, and load management; (5) identify opportunities for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and other air emissions