Harnessing power with the winds of change
Across expansive plains and deep offshore waters, wind turbines stand as symbols of progress. Taller, larger, and more sophisticated than ever, these structures present significant logistical challenges.
Transporting blades
that stretch over 80 meters, assembling turbines in remote locations, and coordinating cross-border supply chains require orchestration on a global scale.
Every rotor, tower section, and nacelle must arrive precisely on time.
Asia Pacific could play a pivotal role
as an onshore and offshore resource in the global energy transition. The region is expected to make up 61 percent of new wind capacity built worldwide between 2024 and 2030.
Large-scale solar farms across Southeast Asia often require thousands of panels...
and supporting components to be transported simultaneously to remote sites often in regions with developing infrastructure.
This makes logistics planning—from port handling to last‑mile delivery—a critical success factor in keeping projects on track.
Solar Logistics
As projects grow in scale, so does logistical complexity. DHL supports solar deployment across the value chain—from inbound manufacturing and bonded storage to utility‑scale site delivery and out‑of‑gauge transport.
To support this growing ecosystem,
DHL has established Electric Vehicle Centers of Excellence in Shanghai, Singapore, and Indonesia, serving as regional hubs for expertise across the EV supply chain—from battery materials and factory equipment to finished vehicle distribution and aftermarket services.
From raw materials to recycling and repurposing end‑of‑life batteries, logistics plays a critical role in enabling this full-circle ecosystem.
Martyn Lawns, CEO, DHL Industrial Projects and Senior Vice President, Growth for New Energy, DHL Group
“We are no strangers to the transport of large and complex machinery or the specific requirements of New Energy logistics. We have expertise in every single step of the supply chain, enabling end-to-end or modular logistics solutions. With more than 750 industrial project experts, a global network of warehouses, capabilities in multi-modal solutions and a dedicated Express aircraft fleet, we are ideally prepared to help our customers ramp-up supply chains and access new markets.”
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