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Modi, Singapore PM Open BMCT Phase II at JNPA, Pushing Port Capacity Past 10 Million TEUs

The PSA-led expansion adds 4.8 million TEUs, enabling mega‑vessel calls through a deep‑draft, green, digital terminal.

Overview

  • Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong virtually inaugurated the PSA Mumbai (BMCT) Phase II facility at JNPA in Navi Mumbai.
  • JNPA becomes the first Indian port to exceed the 10 million TEU capacity mark with BMCT’s Phase II commissioning.
  • The terminal spans about 200 hectares with a 2 km quay, 24 quay cranes, 72 RTGs and multiple rail‑mounted gantry cranes to support high‑volume operations.
  • JN Port officials say the site is DFC‑compliant with six rail tracks and eight RMGCs, links to more than 60 ICDs and connectivity expected to strengthen with the Western DFC link.
  • Officials describe the facility as a 100% renewable energy terminal, while earlier briefings cite 60% renewables with a roadmap to full transition, alongside digital twins, 5G systems, real‑time truck scheduling and secure automated gates.