In a remarkable milestone for green energy logistics, Deendayal Port in Kandla recently received its first-ever E-Ship, a cutting-edge vessel powered by sustainable energy sources. This landmark occasion was highlighted by the arrival of 15 wind blades, each an impressive 78.5 meters in length, designed to support the growth of renewable energy infrastructure. The responsibility of transporting these massive blades fell to NTC Logistics, a leader in specialized logistics solutions. From coordinating the journey from Halol to Kandla to overseeing the stevedoring operations at the port, NTC played a vital role in ensuring that this mission was completed safely and efficiently.

The journey from Halol to Kandla required an intricate logistics strategy, as transporting cargo of this scale presents unique challenges. With each blade spanning nearly 80 meters, NTC deployed a fleet of specialized trailers and extendable carriers to accommodate the length and delicacy of the cargo. The team meticulously planned the entire route, conducting site surveys to identify and mitigate potential obstacles, ensuring a smooth transit across highways and through narrow urban stretches. Each blade was handled with precision, following strict safety protocols to avoid any damage during transit.

Once at Deendayal Port, the logistics team faced the complex task of stevedoring—loading and securing each blade onto the E-Ship with absolute precision. This process required expert coordination and specialized lifting equipment to maintain the integrity of each blade while they were positioned on the vessel. The NTC crew worked closely with port authorities, leveraging advanced load-management techniques and real-time monitoring to ensure each blade was safely stowed.

This successful project stands as a testament to NTC Logistics’ commitment to supporting the renewable energy sector through innovative and reliable logistics solutions. By handling these unique cargo needs with meticulous attention to detail, NTC has demonstrated its capacity to support the demands of sustainable development and green energy projects, helping to pave the way for a cleaner, greener future in logistics and beyond.