The discussions in India do not focus on deliverables and expectations, but mainly on commercials
India has become a land of opportunity for the warehousing sector. Your take on this
With the increase in the 3PL and outsourcing activities, India's warehousing sector is booming; driven by e-commerce growth, government initiatives like 'Make in India,' technological advancements, and improved infrastructure. Urbanization and consumer demand further fuel the need for efficient warehousing, making India a promising market for both domestic and international investments in this space.
What are the sustainability features you have integrated with your commissioned warehousing projects in FY2023-24?
Integrating transparent roofing with insulation optimizes natural light while maintaining comfortable indoor temperatures, reducing reliance on heating and cooling systems. The use of energy-efficient LED lighting and High Volume, Low Speed (HVLS) fans further decrease energy consumption. The installation of solar panels harnesses renewable energy, significantly cutting down on greenhouse gas emissions. Moreover, the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) for last mile deliveries and decade-long initiative of tree plantation and adoption underscores Rhenus’s strong commitment to environmental sustainability and energy efficiency.
What are the significant shifts taking place in the warehousing sector due to huge demand and influx of high investment?
The warehousing sector is experiencing rapid modernisation and expansion due to significant demand and high investment levels. Key shifts include the adoption of automation, focus on sustainable practices like solar energy and green buildings, and the development of large-scale, state-of-the-art logistics parks to accommodate the growth of e-commerce and manufacturing sectors.
