National Centre of Excellence in Green Ports and Shipping

A collaborative platform between Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW) and The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)

National Centre of Excellence in Green Ports and Shipping

A collaborative platform between Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW) and The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)

National Centre of Excellence in Green Ports and Shipping

A collaborative platform between Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW) and The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)

Key Focus Areas

Let the Sun Shine for a Green Sail

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Solar Power

Let all Ships Should Sail Green Over Blue Sea in Future

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Green Ports

Fuels the Future

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Hydrogen

No More Digging Oils, Lets Grow Green to go Green

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Bio Fuels

Green Shipping Policy and Market Based Machanism

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Advocacy of Green Ports and Shipping

It is the Turbine Turn to Power the Future Run

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Wind Power

Ports@India

Maritime India Vision 2030, the ambitious project of Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways, with the aim of overhauling the Indian maritime has emphasized on Green Ports Initiatives under which it plans development of green sustainable ports with an aim to increase the share of renewable energy to over 60 per cent by 2030. In line with this major ports has successfully implemented various initiatives to ensure improved environmental performance. The map provides a snapshot of India’s 12 major ports, showcasing their green initiative as per MIV 2030.
Deendayal Port Authority (Gujarat)

  • Annual Throughput (MT) : 53.4 million
  • Infrastructure : 7 operational cargo berths
    (excluding 1 under construction)
    5.2 km quay length, Draft of 12.5 meters
  • Installed RE (KW/MW) (Wind/Solar) : 20.7 MWW; 400 KWS
  • *MT : Metric Ton
Mumbai Port (Maharashtra)

  • Annual Throughput (MT) : 14.7 million
  • Infrastructure : 27 berths, 12.4 km quay length, 11.5 m draft
  • Installed RE (KW/MW) (Wind/Solar) : 1.41 MWS
  • *MT : Metric Ton
Jawaharlal Nehru Port (Maharashtra)

  • Annual Throughput (MT) : 70.5 million
  • Infrastructure : 7 container terminals, 10 multipurpose berths,
    12.2 km quay length, 13.7 m draft
  • Installed RE (KW/MW) (Wind/Solar) : 4.2 MWS
  • *MT : Metric Ton
Mormugao Port (Goa)

  • Annual Throughput (MT) : 14.7 million
  • Infrastructure : 27 berths, 12.4 km quay length, 11.5 m draft
  • Installed RE (KW/MW) (Wind/Solar) : 200 KWS
  • *MT : Metric Ton
New Mangalore Port (Karnataka)

  • Annual Throughput (MT) : 10.0 million
  • Infrastructure : 14 berths, 4.5 km length, 14.0 m draft
  • Installed RE (KW/MW) (Wind/Solar) : 5.19 MWS
  • *MT : Metric Ton
Cochin Port (Kerala)

  • Annual Throughput (MT) : 15.0 million
  • Infrastructure : 23 berths, 7.0 km length, 14.0 m draft
  • Installed RE (KW/MW) (Wind/Solar) : 250 KWS
  • *MT : Metric Ton
V. O. Chidambaranar Port Authority (Tamil Nadu)

  • Annual Throughput (MT) : 24.2 million
  • Infrastructure : 17 berths, 4.5 km length, 13.5 m draft
  • Installed RE (KW/MW) (Wind/Solar) : 640 KWS
  • *MT : Metric Ton
Chennai Port (Tamil Nadu)

  • Annual Throughput (MT) : 46.5 million
  • Infrastructure : 39 berths, 10.6 km length, 14.0 m draft
  • Installed RE (KW/MW) (Wind/Solar) : 500 KWS
  • *MT : Metric Ton
Kamarajar Port (Tamil Nadu)

  • Annual Throughput (MT) : 25.0 million
  • Infrastructure : 13 berths, 4.5 km length, 14.0 m draft
  • Installed RE (KW/MW) (Wind/Solar) : 320 KWS
  • *MT : Metric Ton
Visakhapatnam Port (Andhra Pradesh)

  • Annual Throughput (MT) : 73.0 million
  • Infrastructure : 24 berths, 7.0 km length, 14.5 m draft
  • Installed RE (KW/MW) (Wind/Solar) : 10.77 MWS
  • *MT : Metric Ton
Paradip Port (Orissa)

  • Annual Throughput (MT) : 43.9 million
  • Infrastructure : 15 berths, 5.8 km length, 13.5 m draft
  • Installed RE (KW/MW) (Wind/Solar) : 344 KWS
  • *MT : Metric Ton
Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port (West Bengal)

  • Annual Throughput (MT) : 53.2 million
  • Infrastructure : 27 berths, 11.5 km length, 8.5 m draft
  • Installed RE (KW/MW) (Wind/Solar) : KDS-160 KW S; HDC - 1MWS
  • *MT : Metric Ton

HIGHLIGHTS

Reports

2023

Harit Sagar the Green Port Guidelines

IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) adopted an initial strategy for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from ships.

Report

2023

Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision 2047

The Maritime Amrit Kal Vision 2047 is a roadmap for the development of India’s maritime sector by 2047. It highlighted important themes and initiatives in ports.

Report

2024

Harit Nauka Inland Vessels Green Transition Guidelines

Charting a course for cleaner waters and a greener future, the Harit Nauka Inland Vessels Green Transition Guidelines.

EVENTS

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GALLERY

India International Cargo Show 2023: Exhibition