As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, decarbonization remains in the spotlight as a high priority on Maritime Singapore’s agenda, as Singapore is committed to a sustainable international shipping.
SEEDS Capital, the investment arm of Enterprise Singapore (ESG) launched an initiative to provide shipping a strong leg-up by catalysing a combined $36 million of investments into maritime technology startups.
Since 27 March 2020, MPA has approved more than 13,000 cases of crew sign-ons and sign-offs involving some 650 companies and 1150 ships.
The Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) of Singapore conducted a review of the height restriction in Cruise Bay to improve vessel safety.
A survey by Bureau Veritas on Monday marked the first time ever a Singaporean-flagged harbour tug has undergone a fully accredited annual survey conducted remotely, without a surveyor physically present onboard.
MPA Singapore developed a Maritime Digitalisation Playbook to support its maritime enterprises uncover opportunities in digital transformation and highlight some first steps that maritime companies can take in digitalization and innovation.
In light of the COVID-19 outbreak and the restrictions that has brought, MPA of Singapore issued a circular highlighting measures to support seafarers onboard Singapore-registered ships.
The Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) of Singapore updated the requirements for crew change onboard cargo ships in the port of Singapore.
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) and M1 Limited joined forces with Airbus to conduct coastal 5G standalone (SA) network trials at the Singapore Maritime Drone Estate.
Last week, MPA Singapore facilitated a second chartered flight for crew change, following the first full crew change using the new protocol earlier in June. Since 27 March 2020, MPA Singapore has approved more than 4,000 cases of crew sign-on and sign-off , involving some 500 ships for over 300 companies.
