Dabhol Konkan LNG Terminal declared ‘All-Weather Port'

Dabhol Konkan LNG Terminal, on the west coast of India in Maharashtra, has been declared an ‘All-Weather Port’ operational 365 days a year, starting from the end of May 2025. Previously, the terminal was not operational during the monsoon season – usually from late May to September/early October. However, this year, permission has been granted to operate KLL Dabhol Port on all-weather conditions on completion of the breakwater. Konkan LNG Terminal now also has a full term NSPC certificate. The breakwater is a 2.3 km island-type built with indigenous accropodes blocks and cutting-edge technology to withstand harsh marine conditions. Its completion enables year-round operations. With its completion and subsequent clearance from the statutory authorities for port operation during the monsoon period, the terminal is expected to achieve 41% of its 5 MMTPA capacity. It will achieve 100% capacity after completion of AAHS, expected by December 2026, said a release.

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