Dhamra Port becomes India's 1st large private port 100% renewable
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Big news for green energy: Dhamra Port in Odisha just became the first large private multi-cargo port in India to run 100% on renewable electricity.
This move is part of Adani Ports's net-zero plan, as part of APSEZ's long-term Net-Zero strategy, with the transition taking effect in August 2026.
The port now uses more than 108 gigawatt-hours of clean energy each year, expected to reduce emissions linked to purchased electricity.
Gujarat plant and partnerships power Dhamra
Dhamra's energy comes from a mix of sources, about one-fourth from Adani's hybrid power plant in Gujarat, with the rest supplied through green deals and local utility partnerships.
As a key logistics hub in eastern India, the port is showing how big operations can go sustainable without missing a beat.