Energy Manager Magazine has been launched to assist all those working in the public sector energy environment, to source ideas, products, services and solutions to help them to reduce the carbon footprint of their organisation. Magazine is free digitally.www.energymanagermagazine.co.uk

Rushden. NorthantsThe Public Sector Sustainability Association (PSSA) brings together a wide group of people working across all parts of the public sector - who have a common interest in the field of sustainability.Through the networking of our members we share ideas and knowledge - connecting people who need some pragmatic answers to their everyday problems - and disseminate good ideas and practice.

The Public Sector Sustainability Association (PSSA) brings together a wide group of people working across all parts of the public sector - who have a common interest in the field of sustainability.Through the networking of our members we share ideas and knowledge - connecting people who need some pragmatic answers to their everyday problems - and disseminate good ideas and practice.We have eBriefings and forums on our exclusive ‘members-only’ webpages; site visits; seminars and forums; regional networking events; a regular members-only PSSA magazine; training and CPD opportunities; and, our annual conference and national awards.

PSS Magazine – the Official Magazine of the Public Sector Sustainability Association & the Institute of Public Sector Estates ManagementThroughout the public sector, within the estates/facilities realm, sustainability remains a major key objective. Not only is it essential for individual well-being and the long term future of the organization, it also leads to increased efficiency and reduced costs.Public Sector Sustainability is dedicated to those involved in reducing the carbon footprint of all public sector buildings and estates. It delivers news, views, case studies, new products and opinion pieces to assist, inspire and motivate those individuals.The Public Sector needs to be a leading exponent of sustainable development. It needs to ensure that the design, construction, refurbishment, maintenance and management of all its buildings and estates contribute to this and that their sustainable practices help them achieve the goal of becoming carbon neutral.

IPSEM is the only professional institute for practitioners working soley within the public services (in the widest sense of that term) who have a facilities and/or estates management element in their job role. It seeks to raise the standards of professional practice of those working in the sector and to provide information and networking opportunities.