Renewable Energy.
Turbine blades to remote site.
Project freight for solar and wind build-outs across SADC — turbine blades, PV panels, battery storage modules, inverters, and substation equipment, delivered to remote installation sites with full project-cargo handling.
When a turbine arrives,
it has to fit.
Renewable-energy build-outs are project-cargo logistics with a long lead time. A wind-farm site receives nacelles, towers, blades up to 60 metres long, and a thousand smaller components — and a single missed delivery delays the entire commissioning schedule.
We plan blade and tower freight weeks in advance: route surveys, bridge-load assessments, abnormal-load permits in all transit states, police-escort coordination, and engineered offload procedures at the site. For solar farms we move PV panels, battery storage modules, inverters, transformer skids, and DC combiner boxes in palletised volumes; for substations we move the high-voltage transformers and switchgear.
This is freight built around project schedules and EPC milestones — not generic capacity. We work alongside the EPC contractor, the OEM, and the site team to make sure the cargo arrives in the sequence the build needs.