Multiple countries worldwide have recently rolled out a series of policies targeting equipment upgrades, prioritizing the replacement of outdated material handling and processing machinery in the logistics sector. These policies generally streamline application procedures, lower investment thresholds, and prioritize support for small and medium-sized enterprises. They specify quantitative requirements such as minimum service life and technical standards for phased-out equipment, making equipment depreciation status a mandatory condition for project applications. Simultaneously, multiple countries explicitly encourage the scrapping of high-emission equipment, prioritizing replacement with low-emission alternatives like electric or hydrogen-powered machinery. Some regions offer dedicated subsidies, which are expected to stimulate hundreds of billions of dollars in equipment renewal demand, accelerating technological iteration and industrial upgrading across the sector.