Colin Hindley

Vice President, Global Sector Head, Oil & Gas, DHL Industrial Projects DHL Global Forwarding

Colin Hindley is Vice President, Global Sector Head for Oil & Gas at DHL Industrial Projects, where he leads the company’s global engagement with major international oil companies and energy sector stakeholders.

Based in Dubai, Colin has more than 25 years of experience in project logistics and supply chain management, working with international oil companies, EPC contractors and project owners across major energy and capital projects. His experience spans upstream, downstream, LNG, petrochemical and energy transition sectors.

Throughout his career, Colin has supported projects across the Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe and the Americas, with particular expertise in project cargo transportation, supply chain risk mitigation, contract strategy and stakeholder management.

He is a strong advocate for proactive risk management, clear contractual accountability and closer collaboration between project stakeholders to successfully navigate disruption and complex operating environments.


Event Agenda Sessions

When disruption hits: Risk and responsibility in project cargo delivery

Geopolitical disruption, sudden route changes, war risk exposure and port delays are putting project cargo contracts under intense pressure. When a vessel is rerouted, insurance terms change or a project misses its delivery window, who carries the cost and accountability? 

This session brings together project owners, carriers, insurers and legal specialists to examine the wide-ranging impacts of disruption on project delivery. The panel will explore where responsibility can become unclear, how ambiguous agreements can leave EPCs exposed to additional cost, and how better-defined terms between stakeholders can reduce disputes when plans change.

Thursday 19 November 15:00 - 15:50 Breakbulk Live Stage

Add to calendar 11/19/2026 15:00 11/19/2026 15:50 When disruption hits: Risk and responsibility in project cargo delivery

Geopolitical disruption, sudden route changes, war risk exposure and port delays are putting project cargo contracts under intense pressure. When a vessel is rerouted, insurance terms change or a project misses its delivery window, who carries the cost and accountability? 

This session brings together project owners, carriers, insurers and legal specialists to examine the wide-ranging impacts of disruption on project delivery. The panel will explore where responsibility can become unclear, how ambiguous agreements can leave EPCs exposed to additional cost, and how better-defined terms between stakeholders can reduce disputes when plans change.

Breakbulk Live Stage Asia/Shanghai