Blackstone: 13 million tonnes and $3.7 billion across the portfolio
Energy retrofits, on-site renewables, sustainable forestry and electrification with Cushman & Wakefield, Prologis, Hilton and others.
By Carbon3 team1 min read

Our research identifies opportunities for Blackstone, alongside its many Scope 3 stakeholders, such as Cushman & Wakefield, Schneider Electric, Prologis, SunPower, Weyerhaeuser, Hilton, UPS, Cargill; the opportunity to reduce +13M mtCO2e and unlock +$3.7 billion across its supply chain
By emphasizing energy retrofits, on-site renewables, sustainable forestry, electrification, supply chain optimization, and agriculture, these partnerships can mobilize more than $3.7 billion in targeted investments for a resilient, lower-carbon real estate and investment portfolio
These value-chain partnerships not only slash Scope 3 emissions but also enhance asset values, operational efficiency, biodiversity, and ESG attractiveness, fueling sustainable growth globally
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Originally published on LinkedIn, 17 December 2025.
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