The Deendayal Port Authority in Mumbai, India, is set to develop three new oil jetties on a public-private partnership basis to bolster the port's liquid cargo handling capacity. These jetties, expected to handle non-crude liquid cargo, will be constructed with private funds totaling Rs632 crores. The strategic location of these proposed oil jetties near the earmarked area for green hydrogen plants indicates a potential future collaboration for bunkering green fuels. The project aims to address the increasing demand for liquid cargo handling and attract investments from the private sector. By developing these oil jetties, the port authority is taking proactive steps to prepare for future demands and capitalize on emerging opportunities like green hydrogen and green ammonia. With environmental clearances in place and the necessary infrastructure development progressing rapidly, the project is poised to enhance the port's capacity and contribute to the overall growth of liquid cargo handling in the region.