GRSE collaborates with SeaTech, Shift Energy, and ABS for the ground-breaking E-VOLT 50, marking a bold stride towards leading the world in eco-friendly shipbuilding
India is charting a course towards becoming a leading force in green shipbuilding by 2030, with Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) forging a pivotal memorandum of understanding (MoU) with SeaTech Solutions International, Shift Energy, and ABS for the construction of its first electric tug, the E-VOLT 50.
This innovative vessel, crafted on the design expertise of SeaTech Solutions International, is poised to revolutionise India's tugboat industry, promising substantial reductions in carbon emissions and a notable uptick in operational efficiency.
Cmdre PR Hari, IN (Retd), Chairman and Managing Director of GRSE, underscored the transformative impact of the E-VOLT 50, labelling it a significant leap towards a cleaner and more sustainable future for the maritime sector.
By harnessing the capabilities of sustainable energy solutions and cutting-edge technology, the project is set to redefine the benchmarks for performance, efficiency, and environmental stewardship, cementing India's position on the global stage in the realm of green shipbuilding.