SINGAPORE

• SGSIN
• Latitude: 1.259366
• Longitude: 103.7544
• Indonesia
• Port in Singapore

Location: Singapore 118507 Singapore

Phone number: +65 6276 4888

Web-site: https://www.mpa.gov.sg/what-we-do/sea-transport/port-operations/port-of-singapore

Singapore Port Overview

Location: Singapore, officially known as the Republic of Singapore, is a sovereign city-state and island country in Southeast Asia. The Port of Singapore is strategically located at one of the world's busiest crossroads, offering access to both the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

Port Authority: The port is managed by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA).

Terminal Operators:

1. PSA Singapore: One of the world's largest container transshipment hubs.
2. Jurong Port: Specializes in handling bulk cargo, breakbulk, and project cargo.

Major Terminals:

1. PSA Terminals:

   • Tanjong Pagar Terminal
   • Keppel Terminal
   • Brani Terminal
   • Pasir Panjang Terminal

2. Jurong Port: Primarily handles bulk cargo such as cement and steel.

Specifications:

Container Port:

• One of the largest and busiest container ports globally.
• Annual container throughput exceeds 36 million TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units).

Berth Information:

• Over 67 container berths.
• Depths alongside range from 11 to 18 meters.
• Modern quay cranes with capabilities to handle ultra-large container ships (ULCS).

Cargo Handling:

• Handles a wide range of cargo including containerized, bulk, and breakbulk cargo.
• Facilities for liquid bulk handling, dry bulk cargo, roll-on/roll-off (Ro-Ro), and project cargoes.

Storage Facilities:

• Extensive container yard storage.
• Cold storage and warehousing facilities.
• Covered and open storage for bulk and breakbulk cargo.

Specialized Services:

• Modern ship repair and marine engineering facilities.
• Bunkering and ship supply services.
• Marine insurance and financial services.

Port Facilities:

• Advanced terminal operating systems.
• Environmental management system in place.
• Safety and security services complying with ISPS (International Ship and Port Facility Security) Code.

Connectivity:

• Excellent intermodal connectivity linking the port to extensive rail and road networks.
• Efficient logistics and distribution services facilitated by its strategic location.

Hinterland:

• Supports a vast hinterland with free trade agreements offering access to multiple markets.
• Proximity to major industrial areas and free trade zones.

Additional Features:

• Strong focus on sustainability and green port initiatives.
• Advanced technologies for port automation and efficiency.

The Port of Singapore serves as a critical hub for maritime trade and logistics in the region, with its sophisticated operations and strategic initiatives geared towards maintaining its position as a global leader in port services.