SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ.—Carlisle Companies Inc. published its 2024 Corporate Sustainability Report, highlighting progress toward Carlisle’s sustainability goals through its legacy of innovation in sustainability and culture of continuous improvement fostered through the Carlisle Operating System.
“In 2024, we entered the next phase of our sustainability roadmap: generating shareholder value through sustainability,” said Chris Koch, Chair, President and Chief Executive Officer. “I’m proud of the progress we made against our three-pillar sustainability strategy, and the impact our people made last year by manufacturing products that have the potential to save our customers $20 billion over the lifetime of those products.”
The Carlisle 2024 Corporate Sustainability Report outlines notable accomplishments consistent with its three-pillar sustainability strategy, including:
- Manufacturing energy efficient products: In 2024 Carlisle sold over $3.5 billion worth of products that help buildings achieve LEED certification—representing approximately 70 percent of total company revenue. These products not only meet evolving code requirements but also deliver measurable energy and carbon savings.
- Reducing emissions: Carlisle made significant progress against its emissions targets in 2024 through operational efficiencies in its factories, a continued shift toward low-carbon electricity sources, and increased deployment of electric forklifts. In 2024, Carlisle reduced Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 26.75 percent from the 2021 base year, achieving 60 percent of its near-term 2030 target.
- Diverting landfill waste: Carlisle made meaningful progress toward its goal of 2 million tons of waste diverted by 2030—diverting an additional 113,000 tons of material in 2024 by procuring recycled-content raw materials, expanding rooftop membrane takeback programs, reducing operational scrap, and upcycling residual volumes to ensure materials remain in productive use.
“Carlisle’s steadfast commitment to our sustainability goals reflects our enduring values of operational excellence and continuous improvement,” said Dave Smith, Vice President of Sustainability and Community Relations. “The publication of our 2024 Sustainability Report highlights our legacy of driving meaningful change, delivering measurable results, and building a more sustainable future.”
The Carlisle 2024 Corporate Sustainability Report and additional information about the company’s sustainability strategy, objectives, and progress can be found at www.carlisle.com.
