VOC Port has emerged as a key hub for renewable energy logistics, recording a 90.5% year-on-year growth in windmill blade handling. In July 2025, the port managed 343 blades compared to 180 in July 2024.
Port authorities attributed the surge to enhanced infrastructure, specialized cargo-handling systems, and dedicated facilities for over-dimensional consignments. Investments in advanced equipment, skilled manpower, and storage space have streamlined operations for wind energy components.
“The remarkable year-on-year growth reflects not only the rising demand for wind energy but also the Port’s proven capability to support India’s renewable energy ambitions,” said Sushath Kumar Purohit, Chairman, VOC Port.
The growth mirrors India’s clean energy transition, with demand rising for larger, more efficient wind turbines amid the government’s 2030 target of 500 GW renewable capacity. Industry experts say VOC Port’s growing expertise in project cargo handling could position it as a preferred gateway for renewable energy equipment, strengthening India’s role in global clean energy supply chains.
