V O Chidambaranar Port in Tuticorin, India, has announced investments totaling Rs 41,860 crore to position itself as the Green Hydrogen-Ammonia hub of the country. The port has seen a growth in cargo handling and is focusing on strategic capacity augmentation initiatives to increase efficiency and market share. Land has been allocated to four firms for setting up Green Hydrogen and Ammonia manufacturing and storage facilities. A pilot demonstration for green hydrogen production and storage is underway. The port is also planning a green hydrogen Pilot Bunkering project and widening its entrance channel to accommodate bulk cargo ships. With its advantageous location and infrastructure, the port aims to become the gateway port of South India in the marine transportation sector.