Rhenus has completed a major project cargo operation supporting the construction of the 48 MW VP Baljci wind farm in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The logistics company transported approximately 4,000 tonnes of wind turbine components through the Port of Ploče in Croatia. 147 oversized vehicles deployed The operation was carried out between November 2025 and January 2026 for renewable energy developer TomKup. Rhenus coordinated port handling, freight forwarding and specialised inland transportation. A total of 147 vehicles designed for oversized and exceptional cargo were used to move the components. Cargo was transported from the Port of Ploče through the Kamensko border crossing and Tomislavgrad before reaching the wind farm site in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Port of Ploče supports project cargo operation The Port of Ploče served as the maritime gateway for the project. Rhenus said its port, forwarding and transport teams worked together to coordinate the different stages of the operation. “The VP Baljci project is an example of how logistics plays an essential role in enabling the energy transition,” said Tihomir Skrtic, Managing Director of Rhenus Croatia. The VP Baljci wind farm will comprise 16 wind turbines with a combined installed capacity of 48 MW . Once completed, it is expected to generate approximately 145.8 GWh of renewable electricity annually , according to Rhenus. Further wind turbine shipments underway The cooperation between Rhenus and TomKup is continuing beyond the completed operation. Rhenus said a new shipment of wind turbine components is currently being unloaded at the Port of Ploče for TomKup. The company added that the successful completion of the previous project phases resulted in additional shipments being awarded to Rhenus. The post Rhenus moves 4,000 tonnes of wind turbine components via Port of Ploče appeared first on Container News .