V.O. Chidambaranar Port in Tamil Nadu, India, is undergoing a transformation to become the Green Hydrogen-Ammonia hub of the country. With investments amounting to Rs 41,860 crore, the port is allocating land for firms to establish facilities for the production and storage of Green Hydrogen and Ammonia. The port has witnessed a 1.87% growth in cargo handling, prompting strategic initiatives to increase capacity and efficiency. A green hydrogen pilot project is currently underway, focusing on production, storage, and power generation using fuel cells. The port is also set to execute a bunkering project for green hydrogen and expand its berths to accommodate larger vessels. These developments underscore the port's commitment to sustainability and innovation in the maritime industry. V.O. Chidambaranar Port's Chairperson highlighted its strategic advantages, such as its location and connectivity, positioning it as a key gateway port in South India. With plans for infrastructure development and capacity enhancements, the port is poised for significant growth and economic impact in the region.