In a significant move towards sustainability, the V. O. Chidambaranar Port in Thoothukudi, India, announced plans to partner with NTPC for a 1 MW green hydrogen production facility. This collaboration is part of the port's strategy to shift towards sustainable energy solutions. The port is also working on green corridor studies with international partners like the EU, Port of Singapore, and Port of Rotterdam to create environmentally friendly shipping routes. Domestically, the port is already implementing various eco-friendly measures, including upgrading its administrative office for green certification, executing a 1 MW Solar Power Project, considering a 2 MW Battery Storage System, and initiating projects like a 6 MW Wind Power Project and Green Methanol Bunkering facilities. These efforts showcase the port's dedication to reducing its carbon footprint and leading India's green maritime sector.