Prologis Inc. has released its 2026 Supply Chain Outlook report, highlighting major shifts underway in global supply chains. Based on a survey of over 1,800 senior executives across the U.S., Europe, Asia, and Mexico, the study identifies energy reliability, artificial intelligence $(AI)$, and regionalization as defining trends for the coming years. The report reveals that almost 90% of companies faced energy disruptions in the past year, and 70% of executives are more concerned about power outages than any other supply chain disruption. Despite this, fewer than one-third have advanced backup systems in place. Looking forward, 90% of respondents indicated they are willing to pay a premium for sites with reliable energy infrastructure. AI adoption is already widespread, with 70% of companies reporting advanced or transformational use of AI, particularly for quality control and risk identification. By 2030, most supply chain decisions are expected to be driven by AI across all major functions. The study also finds that regionalization is accelerating, with nearly 60% of executives predicting more localized supply chains by 2030. More than three-quarters are building or have implemented regional networks, with energy reliability now surpassing labor costs as the primary factor in site selection. Prologis executives emphasize that companies prioritizing energy resilience and AI integration will be best positioned for future success.