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Port EPI | Target 2030 | Target 2047 | JNPA |
|---|---|---|---|
Installed RE (KW/MW)
(Wind/Solar) | NA | NA | 4.2 MW S |
% Share of RE consumption at ports (selfgenerated + procurement from grid) | >60%
| >90%
| 28% |
% Port equipment/vehicles electrified
| >50%
| >90%
| 43% |
% area under green belt
| >20%
| >33%
| 31.79% |
% reduction in CO2 emission/ton of cargo (Baseline Year 2023)
| >30%
| >70%
| -3.90% |
%GHG emission reduction in all coastal/ EXIM vessels
| >10%
| >50%
| Feasibility Study for Shore Power Supply (SPS) is in progress |
% reduction in fresh-water consumption / ton of cargo (Baseline Year 2023)
| >20%
| NA
| 1.10% |
% recycle and reuse of consumed water
| >100%
| NA
| 42.37% |
% reduction in energy consumption / ton of cargo (Baseline Year 2023)
| >20%
| NA
| -0.50% |
One no. of LNG bunkering station
| By year 2030
| NA
| NA |
Green hydrogen / Ammonia bunkers and refueling facilities
| By year 2035
| NA
| NA |
Adequate number of EV charging stations
| By year 2025
| NA | 1 |
*Source: Compiled by TERI from various ministries in association with the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW)