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VO Chidambaranar Port handles the longest Windmill Blades

V.O. Chidambaranar Port (formerly Tuticorin Port) achieved another landmark this week by handling the longest of its kind windmill blades.

The loading of the 81.50-meter long wind blades (each weighing 25 Tonnes) was carried out diligently using Ship’s Hydraulic cranes with utmost care to the safety of the cargo and cargo handling workers.

M/s. Nordex Manufacturing India Pvt. Ltd, the Shippers, have expressed their appreciation towards VOC Port’s capability & efficiency in handling such over-dimensional Cargo.

The Windmill blades and towers were safely transported using specialized retractable wind blades and tower transportation trucks all the way from Vengal (Near Red hills, Chennai) to Tuticorin.

 The Vessel ‘M.V. MYS Dezhneva’, with an overall length (LOA) of 142.8 meters, was berthed at the Port on 18.01.2022 and loaded with 6 numbers of 81.50 Metre long wind blades and  12 numbers of 77.10 Metre long wind blades.

On completion of loading, the Vessel sailed from VOC Port for the Port of Rostock, Germany, on 20th  January 2022.

V.O. Chidambaranar Port is witnessing a remarkable surge in the handling of windmill blades and windmill blade towers. The Port had handled 2898 windmill blades and 1248 windmill towers during the last Financial year.

Considering the Port’s infrastructure, availability of adequate storage space & congestion free 8 lane Port approach roads and seamless National Highway connectivity, global Manufacturers of Windmill blades such as Vestas, Nordex, Siemens, LM Power, and GE are regularly using VOC Port as their preferred gateway Port for the export of Windmill blades.

SourcePIB Delhi
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