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INSIGHT: Singapore's MPA Sets Out Further Details of Green and Digital Corridor Scheme With Rotterdam - Vimarsana News

INSIGHT: Singapore's MPA Sets Out Further Details of Green and Digital Corridor Scheme With Rotterdam

Singapore's MPA tells Ship & Bunker it is considering a range of alternative fuels as it aims for the first sustainable vessels moving between the two hubs by 2027.

MPA issues an update on the details of the Green Ship Programme for Singapore - Vimarsana News

MPA issues an update on the details of the Green Ship Programme for Singapore

This Circular serves to provide an update on the details of the Green Ship Programme for Singapore - flagged ships

Singapore and the International Maritime Organization launches NextGEN Connect - Vimarsana News

Singapore and the International Maritime Organization launches NextGEN Connect

NextGEN Connect is a database which aims to bring industry stakeholders, academia and global research centres together to offer inclusive solutions on maritime decarbonisation for trials along specific shipping routes

Singapore: More Detail on Port Fees' Rise - Vimarsana News

Singapore: More Detail on Port Fees' Rise

Singapore: More Detail on Port Fees' Rise by Ship & Bunker News Team Tuesday April 13, 2021 Phase one runs for a year from next year and and phase two starts the year after. For ships calling at the port for bunkers and ship's supplies or a crew change, the current rate of $1 per 100 gross ton for the first day remains for phase one.  For subsequent days in port there is an incremental rise in port fees.  In phase two, the first day's fee doubles to $2 while the second day's fee rises by half a dollar to $6.  Thereafter the daily rates are the same as in phase one.