During the period of April–May in FY 2026-27, the port
handled significantly higher volumes of windmill blades, registering a growth
of 113.95 percent compared to the corresponding period of FY 2025-26.
The substantial
increase reflects the growing momentum of India’s clean energy transition and
the rising demand for wind power infrastructure across the country. Windmill
blades are a critical component of renewable energy projects, and their
efficient movement through ports is essential for timely project
execution. The achievement underscores the strategic importance
of V.O. Chidambaranar Port in facilitating project cargo and supporting
sustainable logistics solutions. By enabling the seamless handling of renewable
energy equipment, the port continues to contribute to the development of green
infrastructure and the nation’s decarbonization goals. Port
officials said the growth in windmill blade traffic highlights the trust placed
by the renewable energy industry in the port’s capabilities and infrastructure,
positioning it as a key gateway for India’s clean energy ambitions.