Cochin Shipyard Ltd, a leading shipbuilder in India, is concentrating on constructing modern vessels powered by green energy. The company has a substantial order book of around ₹22,000 crore, with plans to deliver 65 ships to global and domestic clients, including the Indian Navy. Embracing the global trend towards reducing carbon emissions, Cochin Shipyard is shifting its focus towards building 'green ships', which utilize fuels like methanol, electricity, green hydrogen, and hybrid batteries. These green ship technologies are currently being incorporated primarily for western markets, with a vision to scale up through technology transfer agreements with European companies. The company has invested in new facilities for ship repair, including a dry dock and an international ship repair facility in Kochi, aiming to increase ship repair capacity significantly. Cochin Shipyard is also expanding its subsidiary companies to cater to the demand for green ships and modern vessels from Indian and European clients. The article highlights the company's emphasis on innovation, technology transfer, and sustainable shipbuilding practices, positioning itself as a key player in the green shipping industry.