Ports, logistics hubs, cold storage facilities, and automated warehouses are rapidly electrifying as shipping operations, freight handling, refrigeration, robotics, and heavy goods vehicles transition away from fossil fuels. Many of these sites are located in coastal or industrial areas with limited grid capacity, creating acute bottlenecks that threaten trade, growth, and competitiveness.
- How ports, logistics hubs, and warehousing are driving new electricity demand.
- Grid and infrastructure challenges unique to coastal and industrial locations.
- The economic and operational risks of delayed electrification in trade infrastructure.
