Amsterdam, June 11: Amid the backdrop of fossil fuel supply disruptions, DHL Group announced its plan to further strengthen its capabilities and presence in the New Energy sector. Based on strong customer demand for its services in this sector, DHL Group sees an opportunity to grow its revenue in New Energy logistics from around EUR 600 million in 2025 to EUR 3 billion by 2030. As the world refocuses on diversifying energy sources and building domestic renewable energy capacity for energy independence, DHL Group is gearing up to support these initiatives with new solutions across various segments.
DHL Group has invested substantially in capabilities around the globe after identifying New Energy as a growth area in its Strategy 2030, which was announced in the fall of 2024. The disruptions to fossil fuel energy supply have further increased the relevance of secure, resilient, and sustainable energy systems. Around three-quarters of the global population lives in countries dependent on imported fossil fuels, leaving them exposed to geopolitical disruptions[1]. DHL Group has developed end-to-end logistics solutions spanning eight key segments, including alternative fuels, battery energy storage systems, electric vehicles and their batteries, hydrogen, grid infrastructure, as well as solar and wind.
“The energy transition is not happening through a single technology and a single supply chain. It is a set of different assets that help countries to shift. DHL has the capabilities to help establish this new supply chains end-to-end, from parts and components to aftermarket support, at a global scale like no one else. Data from the International Energy Agency tells us that new energy is scaling at a record-breaking pace, outstripping all other power sources[2]. Our combination of reach, reliability, and sector expertise