deugro on Speed, Sequencing and the New Modular Reality
Thomas Wylie, President Modularized Projects at deugro, joined Breakbulk Studios at Breakbulk Europe 2026 in Rotterdam, fresh from a panel on modularization that included panelists from Microsoft, CEVA Logistics, BigLift Shipping and Fluor. He explains why the shift to smaller, inland-bound modules for data centers, semiconductor plants and hydrogen facilities presents a different set of challenges from traditional oil and gas modules, including structural fragility during transport, preservation requirements and supply chain bottlenecks that are already forming. He also shares how deugro is backing its commitments with real investment, including purpose-built vessels and barges in the Middle East. If you want to understand what the next wave of modular project cargo looks like and who is building the capability to move it, watch this interview.
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