Sustainable & Hygienic Environments

Get Decarbonisation, Delivered

Get Decarbonisation, Delivered.

Sustainability is the key theme of this zone, where you’ll experience how innovations in cleaning, landscaping and waste services support the delivery of net zero targets. From improved biodiversity to swapping harsh chemicals for eco cleaning products, or even becoming a ‘zero to landfill’ site, this area provides practical insight into getting Decarbonisation, Delivered. You’ll also learn more about Mitie’s own commitment to sustainability through our Plan Zero initiative - an industry-leading pledge to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2025.

Curious to know where your organisation is on its journey to net zero?

During your visit you can take the CHCE sustainability quiz and find out your appropriate next steps.

Cutting clients’ carbon

We make decarbonisation of our clients’ built environment and fleet simple. With our in-house expertise and broad range of services, our partners reduce their carbon emissions and get closer to net zero. Mitie measures their carbon reduction, which is crucial for fulfilling legislative requirements. Added benefits include cost savings and a secure energy supply.

Robotics and other cleaning technology are an essential consideration for a modern cleaning and hygiene solution, driving efficiency and effectiveness when integrated with skilled frontline cleaning operatives.”

The rise of robotics

Rapid advances in robotics mean there are machines to take care of a huge range of cleaning tasks. They often have the added advantage of reduced water or energy usage, and even chemical free solutions, all without reducing standards of cleanliness.

Depending on availability, you’ll get to see the latest cleaning robots in action. It’s an opportunity to learn more about their benefits, and to understand how robots and dedicated frontline colleagues complement each other to get the job done.

The role of biodiversity

Many organisations are asking how to improve biodiversity. The CHCE experience includes guidance on how to do so. There are numerous benefits to creating or improving green spaces, not least their positive impact on carbon emissions and colleague wellbeing.

Through implementing artificial habitats such as bug hotels, and environmental sensors that record animal and insect activity to inform conservation and planting, you can gain a greater understanding of the local environment and how to help it thrive.

Mitie sustainability in numbers

Up to

62%

energy saving through robotics

100%

renewable energy used within our business

55,000

tonnes

of CO2 saved through improved waste management

2,600+

EV chargers installed

Up to