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DHL Group has unveiled plans to strengthen its New Energy logistics capabilities amid fossil fuel supply disruptions and accelerating energy transition demand. The company aims to grow New Energy revenue from around EUR 600 million in 2025 to EUR 3 billion by 2030, spanning alternative fuels, battery storage, electric vehicles, hydrogen, grid infrastructure, solar and wind. It is launching Time Definite Plus across 22 European markets for wind farm MRO parts, and has broken ground on a new European Battery Logistics Hub in the Netherlands.