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Singapore’s container throughput in 2020 remained relatively stable with total container throughput standing at 36.9 million TEUs in 2020 as the port remained open during the pandemic.
MPA will be giving a 50% port dues concession to passenger vessels, to provide relief to vessel owners and operators who have seen a drop in passenger volumes due to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus Disease 2019) outbreak.
Fujitsu Limited has announced the results of a field trial conducted with the assistance of the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) in analyzing marine traffic risks in the Singapore Strait.
The IMO legislated to introduce a 0.5 % sulphur cap for all shipping vessels from 2020 with the aim of protecting human health and the marine environment from noxious sulphur dioxide emissions.
SEA\LNG, announced during SIBCON 2018 that it has welcomed the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) to its membership coalition.
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) conducted a ferry emergency exercise to test the readiness of various agencies in responding to ferry mishaps in the Port of Singapore.
Half of this S$12 million has been set aside to co-fund the building of new LBVs to facilitate the development of ship-to-ship LNG bunkering in the Port of Singapore.
MPA Singapore and Shell Eastern Trading (PTE) LTD. have signed MOU, to cooperate in the research and development and test-bedding of projects within the maritime industry.
Following the above incident in Singapore territorial waters on 13 September 2017, two new bodies have been identified to be missing crew members of JBB DE RONG 19.
Divers have recovered two bodies out of the five missing crew of JBB DE RONG 19, following the collision between tanker KARTIKA SEGARA and dredger JBB DE RONG 19.