Shippers & forwarders
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Logistics real estate is becoming energy infrastructure
Warehouses, factories and distribution centres are where electric trucks charge. That puts landlords, developers and investors at the heart of the transition, if they are willing to step up. Field notes from PROVADA 2026.
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Why every supply chain organisation needs a Chief Energy Officer
Electric trucks turn logistics companies into energy companies, whether they like it or not. Organisations that treat energy as a strategic capability, not a utility bill, will scale fastest.
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Shippers set the pace: why waiting for carriers is not a strategy
The trigger for electrification rarely starts inside a transport company. It comes down the supply chain from shippers and forwarders. That gives them more influence, and more responsibility, than most of them use today.
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Start smart, scale fast: how to go faster by taking the first steps more carefully
Thinking big and starting small is not the problem. Starting in the wrong place is. Four questions every electrification journey has to answer before the first order is signed.
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Fleet electrification doesn’t start with the truck
Why successful fleet electrification starts with operational requirements, organisational readiness, infrastructure and finance – long before vehicle selection.