Read the passage given below carefully:
'In July 2025, the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways launched the Green Tug Transition Programme (GTTP) to decarbonize maritime operations across major Indian ports. Under Phase-I (2025–2028), all 12 major port trusts are mandated to phase out conventional diesel-powered tugboats and replace at least 50% of their operational fleet with green tugs powered by green methanol or green hydrogen. However, non-major ports under state maritime boards are exempt from the mandatory 50% replacement target during Phase-I, though they may voluntarily apply for 30% capital subsidies provided by the Central Maritime Development Fund. Furthermore, Phase-I strictly excludes foreign-flagged tug vessels operating under temporary cabotage relaxation permits from subsidy eligibility and green transition targets. A dedicated Monitoring Committee chaired by the Director General of Shipping will conduct biannual audits, and ports failing to achieve the 50% target by December 2028 will face a 15% reduction in their annual infrastructure development grant allocations.'
Based strictly on the explicit facts provided in the passage, which of the following statements is correct regarding Phase-I of the Green Tug Transition Programme?
- AForeign-flagged tug vessels operating under temporary cabotage relaxation permits are eligible for a 30% capital subsidy.
- Non-major ports governed by state maritime boards are exempt from mandatory fleet replacement targets during Phase-I.Answer
- CMajor port trusts that do not meet the 50% green tug requirement by December 2028 will suffer a complete withdrawal of their central development funding.
- DState maritime boards are required to enforce a minimum 30% green tug conversion for all private commercial ports.