Mitie publishes roadmap for building net zero estate

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Firm announces plans to step up investment in renewable power and heat pumps as part of four year decarbonisation plan

Facilities management giant Mitie has this week pledged its estate will deliver net zero emissions by 2025, after announcing a roadmap which includes replacing gas heating systems with heat pumps, increasing...

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