In the Middle East, the logistics industry is undergoing a transformation towards decarbonisation through accelerated investments in clean energy infrastructure. The UAE and Saudi Arabia are at the forefront of this shift, with a focus on expanding EV charging networks and hydrogen infrastructure to support the transition to low-emission transport solutions. Companies like ADNOC Distribution are leading the way by deploying a large number of EV chargers strategically across the countries, setting targets for further expansion. While electric vehicles have been dominating discussions, hydrogen is quietly gaining ground as a viable energy source, especially for heavy-duty transport and long-haul freight. The emergence of hydrogen infrastructure in the region, including the launch of the first green hydrogen refuelling station in the UAE, signifies a shift towards sustainable logistics practices. Additionally, the integration of digital platforms with clean energy systems is enhancing operational intelligence and efficiency, paving the way for predictive maintenance and dynamic route optimization. Logistics operators are encouraged to prepare for a decarbonised future by evaluating the suitability of electric vehicles for urban deliveries, staying informed about hydrogen developments, and collaborating with clean energy providers. This proactive approach not only supports sustainability objectives but also strengthens companies' value propositions in a competitive market. The Middle East, once perceived as a late adopter of clean transport, is now setting a blueprint for large-scale low-emission logistics through the implementation of EV and hydrogen solutions by key players in the region.