Wind turbine blade on an extendable trailer
Project Cargo for renewable energy

Project cargo transport for wind and solar energy

We coordinate the transport of wind blades, nacelles, towers and photovoltaic structures for farm developers and EPC contractors, with route surveys and escorts on multi-country routes

Wind blade length
90 m
Component types
5
Dedicated project manager
1
  • Route survey
  • Multi-country escorts
  • Extendable and multi-axle trailers
  • Installation window
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How we operate in renewable energy

The transport partner for wind and solar farms

Wind farm developers and EPC contractors in renewable energy work with components that leave no room for improvisation: blades tens of metres long, nacelles weighing tens of tonnes and segmented towers that have to arrive intact, on time, at a site with a tight installation window.

Through our network of verified partners we coordinate the transport of wind and photovoltaic components: from route surveys for routes with tight bends through to the permits and escorts required in every country crossed.

Recommended lead time
4–6 weeks
Permits synchronised
Multi-country
Several transports
Per turbine
  • Blades up to 90 m
  • Bend and roundabout survey
  • Multi-country escorts
  • Dedicated project manager
Wind turbine blades on extendable trailers, travelling in convoy with an escort vehicle

How we work

Why choose us for renewable energy

Three things we settle before confirming the transport.

  1. 01

    Route survey for extra-long components

    We study every bend, roundabout and bridge on the route: a wind blade cannot improvise a change of direction the way standard freight can.

  2. 02

    Multi-country coordination with escorts

    For routes crossing several countries, we synchronise the permits and the escorts so the delivery meets the turbine's installation window.

  3. 03

    Access to extendable and multi-axle trailers

    Through the partner network we allocate steerable dollies for blades and multi-axle platforms for nacelles and tower sections.

What we carry

What we carry for renewable energy

Every wind or photovoltaic component gets the vehicle and the permit that suit its type and its length.

Wind blades (up to 90 m)
Carried on an extendable trailer or a steerable dolly, with a route survey dedicated to every bend.
Nacelles
Carried on multi-axle platforms, with weight calculations and escorts where required.
Tower sections
Transport of large cylindrical segments, with specific protection and securing.
Farm transformers
Transport of electrical transformers for grid connection substations.
Photovoltaic mounting structures
Transport of steel structures and equipment for solar farms.

The specific challenge

The real challenge: the last kilometres to the turbine

The main road is rarely the problem: the challenge appears on the last kilometres, on local or forest roads leading to the turbine pad. We check in advance the width of the road, the capacity of the small bridges and the room to manoeuvre a piece 40 to 60 metres long.

Where needed we coordinate temporary works — widening bends, reinforcing shoulders — through the local partners in our network, so the final leg of the delivery does not undo a project planned months in advance.

Other Project Cargo industries

Other Project Cargo industries

The same permits and the same kind of planning, a different kind of piece.

Why us

Why work with us?

We are more than a transport provider — we are your long-term logistics partner.

24/7 Support

Our team is available around the clock to respond to any urgent transport situation.

Fast Response

We provide quotes and transport confirmations as quickly as possible, without bureaucracy.

Insured Transport

All our shipments are fully insured, giving you peace of mind regardless of type or distance.

Fair Pricing

Transparent and competitive rates, without hidden costs or unpleasant surprises on the invoice.

Complete Service Package

From pickup to delivery, we manage all logistics for you with full responsibility.

Frequently asked questions

Renewable energy: frequently asked questions

Wind and photovoltaic components call for route surveys, permits and dedicated equipment. Here is what you need to know.

What is the maximum wind blade length you can carry by truck?

Through our network of verified partners we coordinate the transport of wind blades of up to roughly 90 metres, on self-steering dollies and extendable trailers. The length actually accepted depends on each route's restrictions, which is why we run a route survey before confirming the solution. Every bend, roundabout and bridge is checked in advance, because a blade cannot improvise a change of direction the way standard freight can.

How do you handle the last kilometres to the turbine, on the access roads?

The last kilometres, on local or forest roads towards the turbine pad, are usually the most sensitive part of the delivery. We check in advance the width of the road, the capacity of the small bridges and the room to manoeuvre a piece 40 to 60 metres long and, where relevant, we coordinate temporary works such as widening bends or reinforcing shoulders through local partners. That way the final leg does not undo a project planned months in advance.

Who handles the permits and the route survey on routes crossing several countries?

We coordinate the route survey and the permits for every country crossed in full, plus the escorts where the law requires them. We synchronise the permits and the escorts on multi-country routes so the delivery meets the turbine's installation window. You have a single dedicated project manager keeping track of the entire route.

What type of trailer is used for nacelles and wind tower sections?

For nacelles, which can exceed 70 tonnes, we allocate multi-axle platforms with axle load calculations, and for the cylindrical tower sections we use configurations matched to the diameter and the weight. On routes with height restrictions we can use Schnabel-type adapters, which reduce the overall height. We choose the vehicle to fit the component, not the other way round, precisely so the permits along the route are respected.

How much does it cost and how quickly do I get a quote for wind component transport?

We prepare the project quote once we have the components, the dimensions and the route, and the price depends on length, weight, the number of escorts, the permits and site access. A wind farm usually means several transports per turbine, so we recommend planning at least 4 to 6 weeks ahead on multi-country routes. That gives us time for the route survey and for obtaining all the permits.

Do you also carry photovoltaic components, and is high-value cargo insured?

Yes, alongside wind components we carry mounting structures, farm transformers and equipment for photovoltaic parks. All transports come with CMR insurance included, suited to high-value components. We deliver door-to-door, from the factory or the port to the installation pad, with a single point of contact throughout.

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