<h1>Eastern India port launches first electric mobile harbor cranes replacing fossil fuel equipment for sustainable operations</h1> A major port in eastern India commissioned its first two electric-powered mobile harbor cranes, replacing traditional fossil fuel equipment in a shift toward sustainable operations. The port operator deployed these cranes as part of a larger investment to upgrade cargo-handling capacity. The facility handled over 600,000 container units last year and expects to increase capacity to 750,000 units with the new equipment. Additional electric infrastructure is being installed to support the cranes. This represents the port's initial transition to cleaner technology under a five-year operations contract.