The future of logistics energy management is already here: innovation, autonomy and efficiency.
We took part in the event “Green innovation in logistics. The new generation of power supply and energy self-management”, organised by Logistop, to review how energy solutions are evolving across logistics hubs, ports and transport operations.
A new framework for logistics
One clear conclusion emerged during the session: conventional solar PV alone is no longer enough to cover the current energy needs of logistics and industry.
Growing grid access and capacity constraints are forcing companies to assess new alternatives and build more flexible, efficient and competitive energy strategies.
Technologies gaining relevance
The energy transition in logistics increasingly depends on combining complementary solutions.
- energy storage
- energy efficiency
- advanced digitalisation
- power electronics
These tools help optimise consumption, cut costs and improve operational flexibility.
A shared sector vision
The event brought together specialists who offered a clear picture of the market context.
Juan Carlos de Pablo Olaiz, from Ecoinversol, explained that the new generation of self-consumption goes beyond electricity production and now aims to deliver autonomy, efficiency and competitiveness.
Juan Manuel Cabrejas, from ICOENERGIA Soluciones Energéticas, highlighted the impact of rising energy prices and the need for strategies tailored to an increasingly complex and volatile market.
Romain Viscaye, from GreenYellow Spain, stressed that the logistics of the future will be efficient, electrified and autonomous, and that energy innovation can already turn operating costs into sustainable competitive advantages.
The iGEX perspective
At iGEX we emphasised the importance of understanding energy market behaviour as a key factor in better decision-making for logistics and industry.
In a volatile environment, having the right energy strategy is already a genuine differentiator for business competitiveness.
Conclusion
The energy transition in logistics is no longer only about sustainability.
It is also about operational efficiency, resilience and business strategy.
