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DAKO Worldwide Transport Delivers 114 Wind Turbine Blades to Dolores Wind Farm in Mexico

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DAKO Worldwide Transport has successfully completed a major renewable energy logistics project, delivering 114 wind turbine blades to the Dolores Wind Farm in Nuevo León, Mexico. Measuring approximately 65 metres each, the blades were transported via two U.S. ports before completing a complex cross-border overland journey, highlighting DAKO’s capability in large-scale wind energy transport logistics.



Logistics at Scale for Wind Energy Projects


As wind turbines continue to increase in size, the logistics required to transport blades, towers and nacelles have become more complex. Long blade lengths, cross-border routes and challenging terrain demand advanced planning, specialised equipment and close coordination with authorities.


Transport providers supporting wind energy projects must manage not only physical constraints, but also regulatory compliance, customs procedures and traffic management across multiple jurisdictions.


Multi-Port Strategy Supports Blade Deliveries


DAKO Worldwide Transport completed the delivery of 114 wind turbine blades to the Dolores Wind Farm as part of a carefully coordinated logistics operation. Each blade measured approximately 65 metres in length, requiring specialised trailers, escort vehicles and route planning.


Of the total blades delivered:

  • 33 blades were transported via the Port of Brownsville, Texas

  • 81 blades were transported via Port Aransas, Texas


From both ports, the blades were moved overland to the project site in Nuevo León, Mexico, forming a coordinated, multi-route supply chain designed to maintain delivery efficiency.



Managing Cross-Border and Route Challenges


The operation involved navigating narrow turns, exposure to crosswinds and the complexities of cross-border transport. DAKO deployed specialised escort teams to support convoy movements and ensure compliance with safety and regulatory requirements throughout the journey.


The company worked closely with local partners and authorities to manage every phase of the project, including:

  • Permit acquisition

  • Customs clearance

  • Traffic management coordination

  • Route assessments and scheduling


This integrated approach enabled the deliveries to be completed safely and without incident, despite the logistical challenges involved.


Precision Planning Ensures Safe Execution


Transporting blades of this length requires precise coordination and disciplined execution. By planning routes in detail and aligning port operations with overland transport schedules, DAKO ensured continuity across each stage of the supply chain.


The successful delivery of all 114 blades represents a significant milestone for DAKO’s renewables logistics division, reinforcing its ability to support large-scale wind energy developments.



About DAKO Worldwide Transport


DAKO Worldwide Transport is a global logistics provider specialising in oversized, heavy and project cargo transport. The company supports renewable energy, industrial and infrastructure projects worldwide, offering end-to-end solutions including port handling, overland transport, customs management and regulatory coordination.



Frequently Asked Questions


How many wind turbine blades were delivered?

DAKO delivered a total of 114 wind turbine blades to the Dolores Wind Farm in Nuevo León, Mexico.


How long were the blades?

Each blade measured approximately 65 metres in length.


Which ports were used for the deliveries?

Blades were transported via the Port of Brownsville and Port Aransas in Texas before moving overland to Mexico.


What challenges did the transport operation involve?

Key challenges included narrow road sections, crosswinds, cross-border customs procedures and traffic management across long transport corridors.


Why is specialised logistics required for wind turbine blades?

Blade length, weight and sensitivity require specialised trailers, escort vehicles, route planning and regulatory coordination to ensure safe transport.

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