Logisticus Expands Warehousing Capacity to more than 6.2 Million sq ft Across 10 States

Logisticus (LG), a transport, engineering, and warehousing company, has expanded its industrial warehousing footprint to more than 6.2 million square feet across 10 states over the past 15 months - one of the most significant warehousing expansion stories in the U.S. industrial market.

The growth is driven by increasing demand for power plant developers and operators for reliable, scalable warehousing to store and stage equipment, components, and materials critical to renewable energy projects nationwide. As clean energy development accelerates across the country, Logisticus has rapidly scaled its warehousing capacity to ensure customers have the space they need, where and when they need it.

"Warehousing is often an overlooked piece of the renewable energy supply chain, but it's one of the most critical. Our customers need to know that when their power components arrive, there's space ready to receive, store, and stage them. Over the last 15 months, we've scaled that capacity faster than ever to keep pace with the growth of the industry we serve." said Mihir Patel, Logisticus COO.

The expansion supports the storage and staging needs of a wide range of renewable energy materials, including wind turbine components, solar modules, racking, and inverters; and battery energy storage system (BESS) components; and large main power transformers. By providing dedicated warehousing for these specialized materials, Logisticus helps developers and operators reduce delays, manage complex project logistics, and keep construction schedules on track.

"Logisticus’ expansion over the past 15 months has been remarkable. It’s rare to see an industrial occupier expand at this pace across multiple markets while maintaining a disciplined strategy and consistently executing at a high level. That approach has positioned the company well to continue supporting customers as the renewable energy industry evolves." said Kyle Berdugo, Director at Cushman & Wakefield.

As demand for renewable energy infrastructure continues to grow, Logisticus plans to continue expanding its warehousing capabilities to support the industry's pace of development.

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