Rupees in crores

Project Name

Project Cost (Rs.) in crores

Project Status

Mode of Implementation

Expenditure incurred till FY 2020

FY

2021-22

FY

2022-23

FY

2023-24

FY

2024-25

FY

2025-26

Physical Progress

Financial Progress

Source of Funding PPP/State/Central support/others

Project Details/ Status

Reconstruction of SCB at Cochin Port Handling Chemicals

19.19

Completed on 17/8/2022

EPC Contract

Nil

9.63

8.07

Nil

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100%

100%

Central Support (50%)

Completed

Construction of a jetty & Associated Facilities for Handling Ro-Ro Ships at Cochin Port

12.46

Completed on 30/6/2024

EPC Contract

Nil

Nil

3.17

5.22

1.51

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100%

82.67%

Central Support (100%)

Completed

Upgradation and Modernisation of Cochin Fisheries Harbour at Thoppumpady

112.75

Under Implementation

EPC Contract

Nil

Nil

Nil

5.64

23.68

 

22.80%

26%

Central Support (Rs.100 crores)

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.