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Vedanta Sesa Goa & New Mangalore Port Trust Join Hands to Boost Coastal Transportation of Coal

by Kalpana Pandey
January 31, 2025
in Dry Bulk, Asia, Cargo News, EXIM & International Trade, News
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Coastal Movement of Coal

Source: Goemkarponn

This marks the first-ever coal transportation from the port, signifying a historic moment for NMPT.

The commencement of this transportation endeavour highlights Vedanta Sesa Goa’s commitment to leveraging innovative and sustainable logistics solutions. With an aim to transport 20 KT of coal from Mangalore Port to the VAB-Amona plant, this initiative showcases a strategic shift towards cost-effective and eco-friendly transportation methods.

Coal delivery via coastal transportation limits the environmental impact while also lowering expenses. Compared to conventional methods such as road transportation, usage of barges results in lesser fuel consumption, emissions and avoids traffic congestion along arterial roads.

Commenting on this initiative, Dr. Venkata Ramana Akkaraju , the Chairman of NMPT stated, “Historic moment for NMPA as first Coastal Cargo movement of Coal to Vedanta Value Added Business in Amona Goa started today. This initiative will encourage Coastal movement of Cargo, which is cost effective, efficient, pollution free and reduces traffic congestion on road.”

Speaking on the partnership, Mr. Navin Jaju, CEO, Sesa Goa-Vedanta Ltd. said, “We are delighted to partner with NMPT as they mark a milestone with the launch of coastal transportation of coal viat the barge MV Mandovi. Embracing eco-friendly coastal routes is another step forward towards our commitment of #TransformingPlanet and a greener future for all.” Vedanta Sesa Goa remains committed to sustainable business practices and operational excellence, ensuring minimal disturbance to local communities and wildlife conservation efforts. This initiative exemplifies the company’s dedication to responsible resource management and environmental stewardship.

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