
Singapore collaborates with start-ups to bring innovation to maritime industry
The Smart Port Challenge encourages promising start-ups to translate ideas into real-world solutions.
The Smart Port Challenge encourages promising start-ups to translate ideas into real-world solutions.
Since 27 March 2020, MPA has approved more than 13,000 cases of crew sign-ons and sign-offs involving some 650 companies and 1,150 ships.
Decarbonization continues to be a high priority on Maritime Singapore’s agenda.
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore is actively collaborating with industry players and unions to help unemployed Singaporean seafarers tide over the COVID-19 pandemic.
Singapore is adopting blockchain’s global best practices to help its maritime industry.
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore will provide further financial support to the maritime industry in the wake of the global COVID-19 outbreak.
Lee Kok Leong, our special correspondent, attends the TOC Asia 2019 conference during the Singapore Maritime Week, and finds out that technology is both an enabler as well as a disruptor.
The purpose-built facility will create an environment that enables experimentation and the test-bedding of innovative port services and intelligent ship operations.
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore is pulling out all stops in the fight against the spread of COVID-19 and in helping passenger vessel companies tide over this difficult period.
Singapore’s Police Coast Guard has arrested eleven men, aged between 31 and 52, for their suspected involvement in an illegal transaction of marine gas oil.
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