Submitted on 13 November 2020

Rupees in crores


Project Name

Project Cost

Project status

Mode of Implementation

Expenditure incurred till FY 2020

FY 2021
(Actual)

FY 2021
(Projected)

FY 2022

FY 2023

FY 2024

FY 2025

Physical Progress

Financial Progress

Source of Funding PPP/State/Central support/others

Project Details / Status

Reconstruction of SCB at Cochin Port for Handling Chemicals

19.19

Under implementation

EPC
Contract

Nil

0.37

3.27

15.92

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Central support

In progress

Developing Additional Infrastructure for New Cochin Port Cruise Terminal

10.30

Under implementation

Percentage Basis Contract

Nil

2.44

6.57

3.73

Nil

Nil

Nil

52%

23.70%

Central support

In progress

 

Project Name

Project cost

Project Status

Mode of Implementation

Financial Progress

Physical Progress

Source of  Funding

Project Details/Status

Development of International Ship Repair Facility (ISRF) at Willingdon Island under Private Sector Participation

Rs.970 cr

Work in progress

Lease Model with Revenue Share
 

65.9

74.5%

M/s.CSL  own Source

This is a continuing project started on 09-01-2018.  Overall completion date of project is 09-01-2023.

Installation of 2 MW of Solar Plants.

Rs.9 Crores

Yet to be started

Ministry of Port Shipping and Waterways Sagarmala

Nil

Nil

Ministry of Port Shipping and Waterways, Sagarmala

There is a proposal to provide floating solar panels at Puthuvyppin area with the request from Sagarmala..

 Up gradation of power supply distribution and  Automation in feeder/distribution  system at Vallarpadam Substation as per the PPP operator and IOCL  for their additional load requirement.

Rs. 5 Crores

Yet to be stared

Funded by PPP operators

Nil

Nil

Funded by PPP operators

As per the PPP operators’ requirement

Shore supply to cruise vessels  berthed at port.

Rs. 10 Crores

Yet to be started

Ministry of Port Shipping and Waterways,Sagarmala

Nil

Nil

Ministry of Port Shipping and Waterways, Sagarmala

By providing power supply to cruise vessels, carbon foot printing can be reduced.

Replacing of conventional  lamps fittings with LED fittings

Rs.60 lakhs

Commenced

Internal source/Funds from Tourism master plan

30%

30%

Internal source/Funds from Tourism master

Replacing conventional lights with LED is a part of the Tourism Master Plan to transform Willingdon Island into a Tourism Hub.

Last updated :: 02/01/2023, -11:57

Cochin Port have received a request from M/s. Deepak Phenolics Limited for transportation of Propylene (flammable gas of 2.1 hazardous class) through Ro-Ro shipping from Cochin to Dahej (Gujarat) as it will be cost effective & environment friendly. Currently, the cargo is being transported by road. Since Dahej Port does not have the required draft of 5m for the Ro-Ro ships, M/s. DPL had suggested exploring the possibility of using Hazira Port instead of Dahej Port. Meanwhile, a feedback from M/s.DPL has been received wherein they have indicated that they would be interested to patronize the service provided the cost per tonne of transportation remains below the current road transportation cost and hence CoPT have now taken up with the Ro-Ro operator, M/s. DG Connect, who are currently operating service between Hazira and Ghogha to revert with the possible freight tariff.

The main objective of this initiative is to bring about a modal shift that is cost effective, safe, less pollutant reducing carbon footprints& environment friendly movement leveraging Coastal Shipping.

As Cochin Port has only linear berths where Ro-Ro vessel with quarter stern ramp or side ramp can only be berthed, CoPT has drawn up a proposal to provide additional Ro-Ro handling facility at the southern side of the existing Q1 berth of Mattancherry Wharf utilising Q1 berth that can facilitate the berthing of Ro-Ro vessels with straight stern and front ramps.

The proposed additional Ro-Ro handling facility in between Q1 berth and South Coal Berth (SCB) consists of (i) Construction of Jetty structure of approximately 120sq. m., (ii) Strengthening of existing road surface upto IG Road, (iii) Construction / Re-construction of existing compound wall and drain and (iv) Re-construction of damaged Mooring .Dolphin for SCB

The total estimated cost of the Project works out to around Rs.11.06 Crores.  Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPS&W) vide letter No.P2-25021/18/2021-SM dated 22-04-2022 has communicated approval for the project with 100% financial assistance under Sagarmala Programme at a total project cost of Rs.11.06 crores in relaxation of Sagarmala funding guidelines which has a provision of 50% funding.

Tenders for  the work with estimated cost of Rs.1095  lakhs invited on 06-05-2022. The Letter of Acceptance  issued to  the L1 bidder M/s.KVJ Builders & Developers Pvt. Ltd. for Rs.10,56,31,911.42  vide letter dated 16-08-2022,

The Project will be implemented within a period of 12 months from the date of its approval by the competent authority. If a dedicated berth is available at Cochin Port for handling Ro-Ro ships, there is chance of attracting more users for handling various types of cargo through Ro-Ro ships to various destinations. On completion, the facilities would be operated and maintained by CoPA, for multiple users.

Total projected capacity of the berth is 0.60 MMTPA

 

Providing Ro-Ro Facilities for Propylene Handling at Cochin Port

 

 

Last updated :: 20/04/2023, -15:40