Cochin Shipyard Secures Order for Eco-Friendly Tugs
Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) has recently clinched a significant contract from Polestar Maritime Limited to construct two Green Tugs with a 60-tonne bollard pull capacity. This order, part of the Green Tug Transition Programme, highlights India’s commitment to sustainable maritime practices.
Under the Green Tug Transition Programme, CSL will build two environmentally friendly harbour tugs aimed at reducing emissions and promoting cleaner port operations. These tugs are set to be delivered by August and September 2027, contributing to India’s green technology adoption in the port sector.
By aligning with the national objective of promoting green technologies, Cochin Shipyard’s latest project reinforces its reputation as a leading shipbuilding partner for sustainable vessels. The company’s commitment to regulatory compliance and transparency further underscores its dedication to ethical business practices.
Cochin Shipyard Limited has recently secured an order from Polestar Maritime Limited for the construction of two Green Tugs with a 60-tonne bollard pull capacity. These tugs are part of the Green Tug Transition Programme initiated by the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Government of India, to promote sustainable maritime operations in the country.
According to the disclosure, the two eco-friendly harbour tugs will be built at Cochin Shipyard’s facilities and are expected to be delivered by August and September 2027. Designed to reduce emissions and uphold high-performance standards for harbour assistance and towing operations, these tugs represent a significant step towards environmentally friendly port operations.
The Green Tug Transition Programme plays a crucial role in encouraging the adoption of green technologies within India’s port ecosystem. Cochin Shipyard’s involvement in this initiative not only supports the national objective of sustainability but also enhances the company’s reputation as a preferred provider of next-generation, eco-friendly vessels.
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Cochin Shipyard clarified that none of its promoters, promoter group entities, or group companies hold any interest in Polestar Maritime Limited. Additionally, the company affirmed that the order does not fall under related party transactions, ensuring complete regulatory compliance and transparency in its business dealings.
