Conceptum Logistics Group
Conceptum Logistics proudly partnered with Enerkem to deliver large-scale modular logistics solutions for the Recyclage Carbone Varennes (RCV) project in Quebec, one of Canada’s most ambitious clean energy initiatives. The RCV facility will convert over 200,000 tonnes of residual materials annually into 125 million litres of green methanol, while also becoming North America’s largest commercial-scale green hydrogen production site.
Conceptum executed the end-to-end transport of oversized, pre-assembled super-modules from Asia to North America. This included full vessel charters, barge transfers, SPMT operations, and overland transportation, each leg carefully engineered and coordinated. Custom lifting systems and a specialized skidding method were developed to safely maneuver modules on deck, maximizing vessel space and minimizing handling risk.
Through proactive planning, close collaboration with Enerkem, and precise execution, Conceptum helped enable a project expected to deliver significant environmental and economic benefits to Quebec and beyond. The RCV facility will support 5,000 jobs during construction and generate $155 million in annual economic activity once operational.
This project highlights Conceptum’s commitment to delivering complex logistics with engineering excellence, supporting clients’ strategic goals while contributing to a more sustainable future.
Port of Brownsville
The Rio Grande LNG project at the Port of Brownsville is a landmark development in the global energy landscape. It is one of the largest privately funded infrastructure projects in the United States and will provide the world access to lower-carbon energy.
The project will likely span eight liquefaction trains, approximately 1,000 acres, a new deepwater terminal, —supporting over 5,000 construction jobs and hundreds of permanent positions. It will strengthen global energy security and expand U.S. energy exports.
Rio Grande LNG showcases extraordinary project execution: overcoming regulatory complexity, transporting oversized modular units across multimodal channels, and coordinating with dozens of stakeholders across jurisdictions. As a replicable model for sustainable energy infrastructure, it redefines what is possible in large-scale project delivery.
TRT International
TRT International’s recent transformer delivery project for National Grid involved the transport of five 105,000-lb transformers, each delivered to different locations across upstate New York, all with precisely scheduled delivery windows. View video.
The cargo was discharged directly from the vessel to five 8-axle RGN trailers at Port Liberty Bayonne. To make this seamless, our team coordinated closely with the Port Liberty Bayonne directory, ensuring alignment with every operational procedure and avoiding delays during discharge.
Timing and execution were critical. Each unit required customized planning — from state permitting and routing to local DOT coordination and escort scheduling. Our logistics team ensured every delivery met its designated date and time, without a single delay or issue.
This project exemplified the team’s ability to manage high-stakes, complex deliveries under tight timelines while maintaining open communication across all stakeholders. It wasn’t just a heavy haul — it was a critical part of upgrading energy infrastructure and delivering on our commitment to reliability, precision, and professionalism.
Wiz Logtec Solutions
Wiz Logtec managed the logistics, transportation and door to door execution of machinery to be installed as part of an extensive solar panel manufacturing investment in Brookshire, Texas. View video.
We closely managed the careful packaging, loading and ground transportation of precision manufacturing machines in various locations in China, loading them onto various equipment including flat racks, flat beds, open top containers and break bulk vessels. The entire project, from origin execution to ocean transportation was managed by the Wiz team which was on hand on both sides of the movement.
Upon arrival, our customs clearance team ensured proper classification, compliance and clearance through customs. Each of the nearly 300 special equipment containers, many of which were over dimensional and overweight were off loaded from ships, transloaded at our port locations, transported to the facility in Brookshire Texas with escorts, destuffed and unloaded via cranes, and rigged, on time and within budget. Wiz’s proprietary technology ensured accurate transit estimation modelling, landed cost analysis and precise location deliveries without incurring a single penny of detention, demurrage, storage or liquidated damages.
Waaree Solar America plant is creating over 1500 jobs in the Houston metro area in bringing manufacturing back to America and is in the process building of America’s largest solar panel manufacturing plant. In 2025 they have announced is USD 1 Billion expansion to their existing plant.