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PORT OF SINGAPORE - Interesting Facts #singapore #singaporeport #PSA
Singapore is termed as the World Maritime Capital and Port of Singapore is one of the busiest ports in the world.
The port of Singapore is strategically located on the tip of the Strait of Malacca.
As one of the world’s busiest ports, it accounts for almost 15% of the world’s total container transshipment throughput.
The port authority operates 57 berths with a handling capacity of 40 million TEUs annually.
Through meticulous planning and constant upgrading of infrastructure, Singapore has become one of the few ports in the world that is able to handle mega-ships.
The Singapore port has been presented with numerous awards and accolades by international marine societies and institutes. These acknowledgments act as a catalyst and also as a verifiable testimony about its achievements ...
published: 29 May 2020
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Singapore's $20BN Plan To Conquer Sea Trade
Singapore, one of the world’s most advanced economy is yet again increasing its presence in the shipping industry. According to the world bank, Singapore is the 2nd busiest port just behind Ningbo-Zhoushan port where China’s leading foreign trade happens.
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published: 04 Sep 2021
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MOST BUSY Shipping Ports in the World
Boats are what make the world of international trade go round, as without them, it is impossible to bring goods from Point A to Point B efficiently and effectively. However, these boats need somewhere to dock, and while there are thousands of ports around the world, there are some that are a little bigger than others. So today, grab your captain’s hats and prepare your sea legs as we count down the Top 15 Busiest Shipping Ports in the World!
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published: 31 May 2022
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Megastructures HD! - Singapore, world's busiest port (1 of 5)
published: 14 Jun 2010
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Building Singapore's Tuas Mega Port | Looking Ahead | CNA Insider
How do you build a new mega port that's two times the size of Ang Mo Kio - and which will be the world's largest fully-automated port when completed? Check out behind the scenes of this engineering feat.
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published: 06 Feb 2018
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How Singapore Became the World’s Hub
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published: 28 Jul 2021
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How Singapore Plans To Conquer With Insane Tuas Megaport
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Singapore has earned its place as one of the busiest container port in the world. Yet, it remains behind Shanghai's port which has been the world's busiest port for 13 years consecutive. But this may all soon change with Singapore's audacious Tuas Mega Port that is set to revolutionize the maritime industry with insane technologies. Will Singapore beat Shanghai to be the world's busiest port?
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published: 19 Mar 2023
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Tuas Mega Port official opening
With work mostly done by unmanned machines that run on cleaner electricity, the $20 billion Tuas Port is set to be a "game-changer" in Singapore's port and supply chain operations.
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published: 01 Sep 2022
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Port of Singapore
The Port of Singapore refers to the collective facilities and terminals that conduct maritime trade, and which handle Singapore's harbors and shipping. It is ranked as the top maritime capital of the world since 2015. Currently the world's second busiest port in terms of total shipping tonnage, it also transships a fifth of the world's shipping containers, half of the world's annual supply of crude oil, and is the world's busiest transshipment port. It was also the busiest port in terms of total cargo tonnage handled until 2005 when it was surpassed by the Port of Shanghai. Thousands of ships drop anchor in the harbor, connecting the port to over 600 other ports in 123 countries and spread over six continents.The Port of Singapore is not a mere economic boon, but an economic necessity beca...
published: 31 Jan 2020
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Radical Innovations To Singapore's Water Problem | Tomorrow City | Part 3/3
As a small island with a growing population and limited natural water resources, Singapore is in the midst of innovating new solutions to manage its water supply. Already, two-thirds of the city’s land mass is dedicated to water catchment zones to secure freshwater resources but it’s still insufficient. So inland research teams are relying on Nobel Prize knowledge to invent a high-tech filtration system that makes state-of-the-art water processing more energy-efficient than it is currently.
But it’s not just the water supply inland that requires new innovations. Singapore requires more land with every passing day and so planners have a bold vision for the Tuas megaport, an ambitious construction project that will build the biggest container port in the world by 2040. A port that is AI-po...
published: 03 Sep 2021
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Port of Singapore hits record 3 billion gross tonnage in ship arrivals
The Port of Singapore has reached a new milestone for ship arrivals - over three billion gross tonnage this year, a record volume of vessel traffic. Acting Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat said this is significant, given the challenges the maritime industry has faced over the last seven years. He is also confident that factors like reliability and strong connectivity will help Singapore play a key role in global shipping.
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published: 26 Dec 2023
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How One Of The World's Busiest Ports Operates - Industrious - Documentary
Big machinery meets old school brawn when Industrious goes deep inside the major Canadian deepwater port of Vancouver, British Columbia. With 28 terminals, 600 kilometers of shoreline and nearly 35,000 workers, Industrious captures this vast port in crisp High Definition as it works to keep economy humming. Overcoming broken equipment, a punishing schedule and bus loads of lost passengers, find out what happens when crews race to load and unload five very different ships - in just hours - in order to meet tight deadlines. Watch as a series of crises must be solved on time before a back up at the port will be felt around the world.
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published: 23 Jun 2021
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Out of Office with BlackRock: PSA Singapore Tuas Port
WATCH: Our Chief Product Innovation Officer Carolyn Weinberg and our Head of Transition Capital Dickon Pinner recently stopped by PSA International Tuas Port in Singapore to check out how it’s digitalizing its operations. We’re visiting companies that are developing innovative solutions that could transform their industries. #OutOfOffice
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published: 21 Jul 2023
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A Hectic Day at Singapore Port I Ep#116
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published: 12 Aug 2022
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A New Chapter with Tuas Port - How It All Started
published: 01 Sep 2022
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Singapore Cruise Port | CruiseHols Singapore Cruise Port Guide and Singapore Holiday Guide
Singapore is one of the Asia’s greatest cities and one of the world top holiday destinations that has recently developed into one of the leading cruise destinations in the region.
In this video we look at what makes a Singapore cruise holiday so great including what you can enjoy on Singapore cruises, where you can cruise to Singapore from and everything else you need to make the most of your next Singapore cruise.
The city/state, known both as the Lion City and the Garden City, is home to many great attractions such as Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, the Singapore Botanic Garden, Singapore Zoo, Sentosa, Orchard Road and its family of Merlions.
The city is also home to two cruise terminals, Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore (MBCC/ International Cruise Terminal) and the older Singapore ...
published: 28 Apr 2023
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[4K] TIMELAPSE: Port of Singapore 'The Gateway to ASIA'
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Singapore's success in the modern shipping trade began in the early 19th century and led to one of the busiest transshipment hubs in the world. Singapore is perceived to be the second largest container port in terms of cargo tonnage and is only surpassed by Shanghai. The port handled about 36.87 million TEUs (Twenty Foot Equivalent Unit) in 2020, indicating only a slight decrease compared to 2019 despite the global recession due to COVID-19. In addition, there were over 4.91 thousand vessels sailing under the flag of Singapore as of November 2020.
The port is facing a challenging future
The port and shipping industry are integral to Singapore’s economy; thus, they must ensure the port’s position in the Southeast Asian region. These efforts could f...
published: 29 May 2022
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Why Singapore is One of the World's Richest Countries
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Today Singapore is one of the richest and most prosperous nations on earth, but it's not exactly obvious how. At independence it was surrounded by hostile nations, had no natural resources, two thirds of its population lived in slums and it appeared destined to remain underdeveloped and poor. How did Singapore succeed when many other nations failed and is Singapore's economic miracle just too good to be true?
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published: 09 Sep 2022
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A Busy Day at the Maritime Hub of Singapore | Seaman Vlog
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After more than a month of crossing the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, our ship makes a short stop-over at Singapore anchorage.
published: 16 Nov 2018
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[Time-lapse] Silent giants beneath Singapore's Tuas Mega Port
Each weighing about 25 jumbo jets and as tall as a 10-storey HDB block, these concrete giants lie beneath the waters of Tuas Mega Port. Take a look at how these monoliths play a part in the project: https://str.sg/wPTA
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Baltimore bridge collapse after massive cargo ship collision
Eight people were believed to have been on the Baltimore bridge when the massive container ship smashed into it in the early hours. Most of the 1.6-mile-long structure collapsed in seconds - sending those on it plunging into the river below.
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The disaster has closed one of the busiest ports in the US. But a distress call from the ship allowed officials to stop traffic crossing the bridge, averting an even bigger tragedy.
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published: 26 Mar 2024
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Thailand's proposed land bridge may mean ships bypassing Singapore, but at higher costs
Acting Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat said Thailand's plan to build a bridge port may mean ships sailing that new route instead of going through Singapore can cut their travelling time by a few days. But, it may come at a higher cost. He was responding to questions in parliament about the impact Thailand's multi-billion dollar idea could have on Singapore as a shipping hub. The 90-km land bridge would connect two sea ports: The Chumphon province on the Gulf of Thailand and the Ranong province on the Andaman Sea.
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published: 07 Nov 2023
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Megastructures HD! - Singapore, world's busiest port (2 of 5)
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Why Singapore's Mega Port Could Change the Future of How We Travel
As the world’s economies struggle to untangle unprecedented congestion in global supply chains, one of the world’s busiest ports is backing an ambitious modernization plan to provide solutions.
Singapore is forging ahead with a $14 billion project to build the world’s biggest automated port by 2040 — one that will double the existing space and feature drones and driverless vehicles.
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PORT OF SINGAPORE - Interesting Facts #singapore #singaporeport #PSA
Singapore is termed as the World Maritime Capital and Port of Singapore is one of the busiest ports in the world.
The port of Singapore is strategically locate...
Singapore is termed as the World Maritime Capital and Port of Singapore is one of the busiest ports in the world.
The port of Singapore is strategically located on the tip of the Strait of Malacca.
As one of the world’s busiest ports, it accounts for almost 15% of the world’s total container transshipment throughput.
The port authority operates 57 berths with a handling capacity of 40 million TEUs annually.
Through meticulous planning and constant upgrading of infrastructure, Singapore has become one of the few ports in the world that is able to handle mega-ships.
The Singapore port has been presented with numerous awards and accolades by international marine societies and institutes. These acknowledgments act as a catalyst and also as a verifiable testimony about its achievements and activities.
Do you know the Port of Singapore is connected to 600 ports and over 120 countries?
Do you know at any time, there are about 1000 vessels in Singapore?
To find out more such interesting facts, check out this video.
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Singapore is termed as the World Maritime Capital and Port of Singapore is one of the busiest ports in the world.
The port of Singapore is strategically located on the tip of the Strait of Malacca.
As one of the world’s busiest ports, it accounts for almost 15% of the world’s total container transshipment throughput.
The port authority operates 57 berths with a handling capacity of 40 million TEUs annually.
Through meticulous planning and constant upgrading of infrastructure, Singapore has become one of the few ports in the world that is able to handle mega-ships.
The Singapore port has been presented with numerous awards and accolades by international marine societies and institutes. These acknowledgments act as a catalyst and also as a verifiable testimony about its achievements and activities.
Do you know the Port of Singapore is connected to 600 ports and over 120 countries?
Do you know at any time, there are about 1000 vessels in Singapore?
To find out more such interesting facts, check out this video.
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- published: 29 May 2020
- views: 80036
5:32
Singapore's $20BN Plan To Conquer Sea Trade
Singapore, one of the world’s most advanced economy is yet again increasing its presence in the shipping industry. According to the world bank, Singapore is the...
Singapore, one of the world’s most advanced economy is yet again increasing its presence in the shipping industry. According to the world bank, Singapore is the 2nd busiest port just behind Ningbo-Zhoushan port where China’s leading foreign trade happens.
Correction(s):
Tuas mega port will be constructed in four phases, don't three.
The completion date is in the 2040s not 2040 specifically.
Courtesy of Josephlimdesigns, CNA, Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
Footages are for presentation only and they may or may not represent the actual infrastructure.
Narrated by Tom Mckay
Video Produced by Connecting Dotx
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Summary Script
With the state of the current global world shifting to a more online presence, the need for shipments has been skyrocketing. This opportunity presents a better economic advantage to Singapore, as it holds such an important shipping lane. It is, in fact, that in the past, the wealth accumulated early on within the region was because Singapore hosted one of the world’s most important seaport hubs.
Today, however, the maritime industry presents several challenges to the world and Singapore in terms of technological advancement, labor shortages, and more. It is such a necessity to find innovative ways to navigate in the world we live in today, and that is why Singapore came out with a $20 billion Singaporean dollar massive plan to create the world’s largest fully automated terminal.
This is the Tuas Mega-port project, Singapore’s plan to lead the world’s maritime industry. This grand infrastructure plan will be like no other. With automation being the key centerpiece, it is expected to be powered with 1,000 automated cranes and 1,000 driverless vehicles to ensure that it becomes as efficient as it can. There will even be state-of-the-art smart sensors to detect piracy products, and the usage of data analytics to combat traffic congestions. To ensure that Singapore is targeting a green environment, it is incorporating the use of the Internet of things or IoT to help deliver sustainable solutions.
Singapore’s government has also taken into account the need for better marine tech-focused businesses in its country, enough for it to justify a massive $15 billion dollar framework for funding to start-ups that operates in green, data processing, and cybersecurity companies.
This investment will help businesses operating in Singapore to help with international transactions, as this is a port there will be a lot of shipments, then the necessity to have good communication, good security, and efficient use of data is such a vital key point for the usage of its port. Cybersecurity is such an essential industry with the years to come, especially knowing that this infrastructure will be operated with the use of technology. It poses a risk for cyber attacks. Hence, Singapore’s investment in better security is an excellent move.
The size of Tuas mega-port will be twice that of Ang Mo Kio New Town, this means that it will have a total capacity of over 65 million twenty-foot equivalent units, which is, more than the current 50 million capacity of current terminals combined. It will even have 8.6 kilometers of wharves and infrastructure to accommodate the world’s largest container ships in the world. It will also construct 21 deep-water berths that will have the capacity to handle 20 million standard-sized container units a year.
The estimated fully operational date of Tuas mega port is still quite a far away, which is the year 2040, the construction has started in 2015. However, this will be constructed into 3 phases, the first phase which will have 294 hectares, and the second phase of about 387 hectares, both of which will be reclaimed land.
The construction of the Tuas mega-port will increase Singapore’s economy to a new level, it is known that over 7 percent of Singapore’s overall GDP was because of the maritime sector, and even more so that it contributes to over 170,000 workers. With the creation of this mega-port, even though it will take away several other jobs because of automation and artificial intelligence, it will still create newer jobs for people who function in the technology world, this is especially important as Singapore is shifting to a more technology stance.
Once the completion of Tuas mega-port has finished, it will finally end the long-running operations of the current PSA city terminals and Pasir Panjang Terminal, which started way back in 1819. This means that Tuas will be the only port Singapore will have.
https://wn.com/Singapore's_20Bn_Plan_To_Conquer_Sea_Trade
Singapore, one of the world’s most advanced economy is yet again increasing its presence in the shipping industry. According to the world bank, Singapore is the 2nd busiest port just behind Ningbo-Zhoushan port where China’s leading foreign trade happens.
Correction(s):
Tuas mega port will be constructed in four phases, don't three.
The completion date is in the 2040s not 2040 specifically.
Courtesy of Josephlimdesigns, CNA, Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
Footages are for presentation only and they may or may not represent the actual infrastructure.
Narrated by Tom Mckay
Video Produced by Connecting Dotx
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Summary Script
With the state of the current global world shifting to a more online presence, the need for shipments has been skyrocketing. This opportunity presents a better economic advantage to Singapore, as it holds such an important shipping lane. It is, in fact, that in the past, the wealth accumulated early on within the region was because Singapore hosted one of the world’s most important seaport hubs.
Today, however, the maritime industry presents several challenges to the world and Singapore in terms of technological advancement, labor shortages, and more. It is such a necessity to find innovative ways to navigate in the world we live in today, and that is why Singapore came out with a $20 billion Singaporean dollar massive plan to create the world’s largest fully automated terminal.
This is the Tuas Mega-port project, Singapore’s plan to lead the world’s maritime industry. This grand infrastructure plan will be like no other. With automation being the key centerpiece, it is expected to be powered with 1,000 automated cranes and 1,000 driverless vehicles to ensure that it becomes as efficient as it can. There will even be state-of-the-art smart sensors to detect piracy products, and the usage of data analytics to combat traffic congestions. To ensure that Singapore is targeting a green environment, it is incorporating the use of the Internet of things or IoT to help deliver sustainable solutions.
Singapore’s government has also taken into account the need for better marine tech-focused businesses in its country, enough for it to justify a massive $15 billion dollar framework for funding to start-ups that operates in green, data processing, and cybersecurity companies.
This investment will help businesses operating in Singapore to help with international transactions, as this is a port there will be a lot of shipments, then the necessity to have good communication, good security, and efficient use of data is such a vital key point for the usage of its port. Cybersecurity is such an essential industry with the years to come, especially knowing that this infrastructure will be operated with the use of technology. It poses a risk for cyber attacks. Hence, Singapore’s investment in better security is an excellent move.
The size of Tuas mega-port will be twice that of Ang Mo Kio New Town, this means that it will have a total capacity of over 65 million twenty-foot equivalent units, which is, more than the current 50 million capacity of current terminals combined. It will even have 8.6 kilometers of wharves and infrastructure to accommodate the world’s largest container ships in the world. It will also construct 21 deep-water berths that will have the capacity to handle 20 million standard-sized container units a year.
The estimated fully operational date of Tuas mega port is still quite a far away, which is the year 2040, the construction has started in 2015. However, this will be constructed into 3 phases, the first phase which will have 294 hectares, and the second phase of about 387 hectares, both of which will be reclaimed land.
The construction of the Tuas mega-port will increase Singapore’s economy to a new level, it is known that over 7 percent of Singapore’s overall GDP was because of the maritime sector, and even more so that it contributes to over 170,000 workers. With the creation of this mega-port, even though it will take away several other jobs because of automation and artificial intelligence, it will still create newer jobs for people who function in the technology world, this is especially important as Singapore is shifting to a more technology stance.
Once the completion of Tuas mega-port has finished, it will finally end the long-running operations of the current PSA city terminals and Pasir Panjang Terminal, which started way back in 1819. This means that Tuas will be the only port Singapore will have.
- published: 04 Sep 2021
- views: 226964
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MOST BUSY Shipping Ports in the World
Boats are what make the world of international trade go round, as without them, it is impossible to bring goods from Point A to Point B efficiently and effectiv...
Boats are what make the world of international trade go round, as without them, it is impossible to bring goods from Point A to Point B efficiently and effectively. However, these boats need somewhere to dock, and while there are thousands of ports around the world, there are some that are a little bigger than others. So today, grab your captain’s hats and prepare your sea legs as we count down the Top 15 Busiest Shipping Ports in the World!
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Boats are what make the world of international trade go round, as without them, it is impossible to bring goods from Point A to Point B efficiently and effectively. However, these boats need somewhere to dock, and while there are thousands of ports around the world, there are some that are a little bigger than others. So today, grab your captain’s hats and prepare your sea legs as we count down the Top 15 Busiest Shipping Ports in the World!
#shipping ng #top15
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- published: 31 May 2022
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Building Singapore's Tuas Mega Port | Looking Ahead | CNA Insider
How do you build a new mega port that's two times the size of Ang Mo Kio - and which will be the world's largest fully-automated port when completed? Check out ...
How do you build a new mega port that's two times the size of Ang Mo Kio - and which will be the world's largest fully-automated port when completed? Check out behind the scenes of this engineering feat.
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- published: 06 Feb 2018
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How Singapore Became the World’s Hub
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- published: 28 Jul 2021
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How Singapore Plans To Conquer With Insane Tuas Megaport
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Singapore has earned its place as one of the busiest container port in the world. Yet, it remains behind Shanghai's port which has been the world's busiest port for 13 years consecutive. But this may all soon change with Singapore's audacious Tuas Mega Port that is set to revolutionize the maritime industry with insane technologies. Will Singapore beat Shanghai to be the world's busiest port?
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Tuas Mega Port official opening
With work mostly done by unmanned machines that run on cleaner electricity, the $20 billion Tuas Port is set to be a "game-changer" in Singapore's port and supp...
With work mostly done by unmanned machines that run on cleaner electricity, the $20 billion Tuas Port is set to be a "game-changer" in Singapore's port and supply chain operations.
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- published: 01 Sep 2022
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Port of Singapore
The Port of Singapore refers to the collective facilities and terminals that conduct maritime trade, and which handle Singapore's harbors and shipping. It is ra...
The Port of Singapore refers to the collective facilities and terminals that conduct maritime trade, and which handle Singapore's harbors and shipping. It is ranked as the top maritime capital of the world since 2015. Currently the world's second busiest port in terms of total shipping tonnage, it also transships a fifth of the world's shipping containers, half of the world's annual supply of crude oil, and is the world's busiest transshipment port. It was also the busiest port in terms of total cargo tonnage handled until 2005 when it was surpassed by the Port of Shanghai. Thousands of ships drop anchor in the harbor, connecting the port to over 600 other ports in 123 countries and spread over six continents.The Port of Singapore is not a mere economic boon, but an economic necessity because Singapore is lacking in land and natural resources. The Port is critical for importing natural resources, and then later re-exporting products after they have been refined and shaped in some manner, for example wafer fabrication or oil refining to generate revenue. The service industries such as hospitality services typical of a port of call restock the food and water supplies on ships. Ships pass between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean through the Singapore Strait.
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The Port of Singapore refers to the collective facilities and terminals that conduct maritime trade, and which handle Singapore's harbors and shipping. It is ranked as the top maritime capital of the world since 2015. Currently the world's second busiest port in terms of total shipping tonnage, it also transships a fifth of the world's shipping containers, half of the world's annual supply of crude oil, and is the world's busiest transshipment port. It was also the busiest port in terms of total cargo tonnage handled until 2005 when it was surpassed by the Port of Shanghai. Thousands of ships drop anchor in the harbor, connecting the port to over 600 other ports in 123 countries and spread over six continents.The Port of Singapore is not a mere economic boon, but an economic necessity because Singapore is lacking in land and natural resources. The Port is critical for importing natural resources, and then later re-exporting products after they have been refined and shaped in some manner, for example wafer fabrication or oil refining to generate revenue. The service industries such as hospitality services typical of a port of call restock the food and water supplies on ships. Ships pass between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean through the Singapore Strait.
- published: 31 Jan 2020
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Radical Innovations To Singapore's Water Problem | Tomorrow City | Part 3/3
As a small island with a growing population and limited natural water resources, Singapore is in the midst of innovating new solutions to manage its water suppl...
As a small island with a growing population and limited natural water resources, Singapore is in the midst of innovating new solutions to manage its water supply. Already, two-thirds of the city’s land mass is dedicated to water catchment zones to secure freshwater resources but it’s still insufficient. So inland research teams are relying on Nobel Prize knowledge to invent a high-tech filtration system that makes state-of-the-art water processing more energy-efficient than it is currently.
But it’s not just the water supply inland that requires new innovations. Singapore requires more land with every passing day and so planners have a bold vision for the Tuas megaport, an ambitious construction project that will build the biggest container port in the world by 2040. A port that is AI-powered and remote-controlled, from the very minute the container ships docks at the berth.
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As a small island with a growing population and limited natural water resources, Singapore is in the midst of innovating new solutions to manage its water supply. Already, two-thirds of the city’s land mass is dedicated to water catchment zones to secure freshwater resources but it’s still insufficient. So inland research teams are relying on Nobel Prize knowledge to invent a high-tech filtration system that makes state-of-the-art water processing more energy-efficient than it is currently.
But it’s not just the water supply inland that requires new innovations. Singapore requires more land with every passing day and so planners have a bold vision for the Tuas megaport, an ambitious construction project that will build the biggest container port in the world by 2040. A port that is AI-powered and remote-controlled, from the very minute the container ships docks at the berth.
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- published: 03 Sep 2021
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Port of Singapore hits record 3 billion gross tonnage in ship arrivals
The Port of Singapore has reached a new milestone for ship arrivals - over three billion gross tonnage this year, a record volume of vessel traffic. Acting Tran...
The Port of Singapore has reached a new milestone for ship arrivals - over three billion gross tonnage this year, a record volume of vessel traffic. Acting Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat said this is significant, given the challenges the maritime industry has faced over the last seven years. He is also confident that factors like reliability and strong connectivity will help Singapore play a key role in global shipping.
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The Port of Singapore has reached a new milestone for ship arrivals - over three billion gross tonnage this year, a record volume of vessel traffic. Acting Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat said this is significant, given the challenges the maritime industry has faced over the last seven years. He is also confident that factors like reliability and strong connectivity will help Singapore play a key role in global shipping.
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- published: 26 Dec 2023
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How One Of The World's Busiest Ports Operates - Industrious - Documentary
Big machinery meets old school brawn when Industrious goes deep inside the major Canadian deepwater port of Vancouver, British Columbia. With 28 terminals, 600 ...
Big machinery meets old school brawn when Industrious goes deep inside the major Canadian deepwater port of Vancouver, British Columbia. With 28 terminals, 600 kilometers of shoreline and nearly 35,000 workers, Industrious captures this vast port in crisp High Definition as it works to keep economy humming. Overcoming broken equipment, a punishing schedule and bus loads of lost passengers, find out what happens when crews race to load and unload five very different ships - in just hours - in order to meet tight deadlines. Watch as a series of crises must be solved on time before a back up at the port will be felt around the world.
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Big machinery meets old school brawn when Industrious goes deep inside the major Canadian deepwater port of Vancouver, British Columbia. With 28 terminals, 600 kilometers of shoreline and nearly 35,000 workers, Industrious captures this vast port in crisp High Definition as it works to keep economy humming. Overcoming broken equipment, a punishing schedule and bus loads of lost passengers, find out what happens when crews race to load and unload five very different ships - in just hours - in order to meet tight deadlines. Watch as a series of crises must be solved on time before a back up at the port will be felt around the world.
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- published: 23 Jun 2021
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Out of Office with BlackRock: PSA Singapore Tuas Port
WATCH: Our Chief Product Innovation Officer Carolyn Weinberg and our Head of Transition Capital Dickon Pinner recently stopped by PSA International Tuas Port in...
WATCH: Our Chief Product Innovation Officer Carolyn Weinberg and our Head of Transition Capital Dickon Pinner recently stopped by PSA International Tuas Port in Singapore to check out how it’s digitalizing its operations. We’re visiting companies that are developing innovative solutions that could transform their industries. #OutOfOffice
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- published: 21 Jul 2023
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A Hectic Day at Singapore Port I Ep#116
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- published: 12 Aug 2022
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Singapore Cruise Port | CruiseHols Singapore Cruise Port Guide and Singapore Holiday Guide
Singapore is one of the Asia’s greatest cities and one of the world top holiday destinations that has recently developed into one of the leading cruise destinat...
Singapore is one of the Asia’s greatest cities and one of the world top holiday destinations that has recently developed into one of the leading cruise destinations in the region.
In this video we look at what makes a Singapore cruise holiday so great including what you can enjoy on Singapore cruises, where you can cruise to Singapore from and everything else you need to make the most of your next Singapore cruise.
The city/state, known both as the Lion City and the Garden City, is home to many great attractions such as Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, the Singapore Botanic Garden, Singapore Zoo, Sentosa, Orchard Road and its family of Merlions.
The city is also home to two cruise terminals, Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore (MBCC/ International Cruise Terminal) and the older Singapore Cruise Centre.
If you are looking to book a cruise to Singapore, have already book a Singapore cruise holiday, you have booked a cruise from Singapore or you simply want to know is a Singapore holiday is right for you, this is the video for you.
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Singapore is one of the Asia’s greatest cities and one of the world top holiday destinations that has recently developed into one of the leading cruise destinations in the region.
In this video we look at what makes a Singapore cruise holiday so great including what you can enjoy on Singapore cruises, where you can cruise to Singapore from and everything else you need to make the most of your next Singapore cruise.
The city/state, known both as the Lion City and the Garden City, is home to many great attractions such as Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, the Singapore Botanic Garden, Singapore Zoo, Sentosa, Orchard Road and its family of Merlions.
The city is also home to two cruise terminals, Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore (MBCC/ International Cruise Terminal) and the older Singapore Cruise Centre.
If you are looking to book a cruise to Singapore, have already book a Singapore cruise holiday, you have booked a cruise from Singapore or you simply want to know is a Singapore holiday is right for you, this is the video for you.
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- published: 28 Apr 2023
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[4K] TIMELAPSE: Port of Singapore 'The Gateway to ASIA'
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Singapore's success in the modern shipping trade began in the early 19th century and led to one of the busiest transsh...
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Singapore's success in the modern shipping trade began in the early 19th century and led to one of the busiest transshipment hubs in the world. Singapore is perceived to be the second largest container port in terms of cargo tonnage and is only surpassed by Shanghai. The port handled about 36.87 million TEUs (Twenty Foot Equivalent Unit) in 2020, indicating only a slight decrease compared to 2019 despite the global recession due to COVID-19. In addition, there were over 4.91 thousand vessels sailing under the flag of Singapore as of November 2020.
The port is facing a challenging future
The port and shipping industry are integral to Singapore’s economy; thus, they must ensure the port’s position in the Southeast Asian region. These efforts could face some competition in the future: Indonesia and Malaysia are both planning to invest in larger container ports, and China might soon be able to trade on the arctic route, due to climate change opening up this region. However, Singapore’s geographical position is still its biggest asset, and if they keep up with infrastructure and technology, there is a high chance of remaining the largest transshipment hub in Southeast Asia.
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At any one time, there are about 1,000 vessels in the Singapore port.
Every 2-3 minutes, a ship arrives or leaves Singapore.
Vessels passing through the Singapore Strait are monitored by the Maritime and Port Authority's (MPA) Port Operations Control Centre, using the Vessel Traffic Information System (VTIS), which has the capability of handling up to 10,000 tracks at any one time.
Singapore is well-connected to 600 ports in over 120 countries.
Although Singapore does not produce any oil, it is the top bunkering (ship refuelling) port in the world.
The Singapore Registry of Ships (SRS) is amongst the top 5 largest ship registries in the world. Today, the SRS has over 4,400 vessels registered with it.
Singapore has been a council member of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) since 1993.
According to the World Shipping Council, Singapore is the world’s second busiest container port in terms of container throughput handled.
Singapore is also the top refuelling port for ships.
In today's interconnected world of commerce, more than 80% of the world's trade is carried by sea.
Seaborne trade remains the most energy-efficient and environmentally-friendly mode of transporting cargo. Without it, half the world would starve and the other half would freeze.
Seaborne trade has been an important lifeline for Singapore from the time of its founding in 1819.
Today, there are more than 5,000 maritime establishments in Singapore's maritime ecosystem.
The maritime industry is responsible for 160,000 jobs in Singapore.
The driving force behind building Singapore into a premier Global Hub Port and thriving International Maritime Centre is MPA.
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Singapore's success in the modern shipping trade began in the early 19th century and led to one of the busiest transshipment hubs in the world. Singapore is perceived to be the second largest container port in terms of cargo tonnage and is only surpassed by Shanghai. The port handled about 36.87 million TEUs (Twenty Foot Equivalent Unit) in 2020, indicating only a slight decrease compared to 2019 despite the global recession due to COVID-19. In addition, there were over 4.91 thousand vessels sailing under the flag of Singapore as of November 2020.
The port is facing a challenging future
The port and shipping industry are integral to Singapore’s economy; thus, they must ensure the port’s position in the Southeast Asian region. These efforts could face some competition in the future: Indonesia and Malaysia are both planning to invest in larger container ports, and China might soon be able to trade on the arctic route, due to climate change opening up this region. However, Singapore’s geographical position is still its biggest asset, and if they keep up with infrastructure and technology, there is a high chance of remaining the largest transshipment hub in Southeast Asia.
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Facts and Trivia
At any one time, there are about 1,000 vessels in the Singapore port.
Every 2-3 minutes, a ship arrives or leaves Singapore.
Vessels passing through the Singapore Strait are monitored by the Maritime and Port Authority's (MPA) Port Operations Control Centre, using the Vessel Traffic Information System (VTIS), which has the capability of handling up to 10,000 tracks at any one time.
Singapore is well-connected to 600 ports in over 120 countries.
Although Singapore does not produce any oil, it is the top bunkering (ship refuelling) port in the world.
The Singapore Registry of Ships (SRS) is amongst the top 5 largest ship registries in the world. Today, the SRS has over 4,400 vessels registered with it.
Singapore has been a council member of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) since 1993.
According to the World Shipping Council, Singapore is the world’s second busiest container port in terms of container throughput handled.
Singapore is also the top refuelling port for ships.
In today's interconnected world of commerce, more than 80% of the world's trade is carried by sea.
Seaborne trade remains the most energy-efficient and environmentally-friendly mode of transporting cargo. Without it, half the world would starve and the other half would freeze.
Seaborne trade has been an important lifeline for Singapore from the time of its founding in 1819.
Today, there are more than 5,000 maritime establishments in Singapore's maritime ecosystem.
The maritime industry is responsible for 160,000 jobs in Singapore.
The driving force behind building Singapore into a premier Global Hub Port and thriving International Maritime Centre is MPA.
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Why Singapore is One of the World's Richest Countries
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Today Singapore is one of the richest and most prosperous nations on earth, but it's not exactly obvious how. At independence it was surrounded by hostile nations, had no natural resources, two thirds of its population lived in slums and it appeared destined to remain underdeveloped and poor. How did Singapore succeed when many other nations failed and is Singapore's economic miracle just too good to be true?
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00:00 - Singapore's Humble Beginnings
03:01 - The Beginning's of Singapore
04:43 - The Rise of Singapore
06:49 - The Fall of Singapore
08:32 - Independence
10:42 - Building a Nation from Scratch
11:39 - Dictatorship
12:59 - Housing the Masses
14:35 - Singapore's Economic Miracle
16:39 - Improving Productivity
18:11 - State Owned Enterprises
19:27 - The 4th Richest Nation on Earth
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- The Economic Growth of Singapore: Trade and Development in the Twentieth Century by W. G. Huff
- From Third World to First: The Singapore Story: 1965-2000 by Lee Kuan Yew
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Today Singapore is one of the richest and most prosperous nations on earth, but it's not exactly obvious how. At independence it was surrounded by hostile nations, had no natural resources, two thirds of its population lived in slums and it appeared destined to remain underdeveloped and poor. How did Singapore succeed when many other nations failed and is Singapore's economic miracle just too good to be true?
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00:00 - Singapore's Humble Beginnings
03:01 - The Beginning's of Singapore
04:43 - The Rise of Singapore
06:49 - The Fall of Singapore
08:32 - Independence
10:42 - Building a Nation from Scratch
11:39 - Dictatorship
12:59 - Housing the Masses
14:35 - Singapore's Economic Miracle
16:39 - Improving Productivity
18:11 - State Owned Enterprises
19:27 - The 4th Richest Nation on Earth
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- The Economic Growth of Singapore: Trade and Development in the Twentieth Century by W. G. Huff
- From Third World to First: The Singapore Story: 1965-2000 by Lee Kuan Yew
-https://www.thoughtco.com/singapores-economic-development-1434565
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-https://www.researchgate.net/publication/343254328_The_Economic_Development_of_Singapore_A_Historical_Perspective
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A Busy Day at the Maritime Hub of Singapore | Seaman Vlog
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After more than a month of crossing the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, our ship makes a short sto...
A Busy Day at the Maritime Hub of Singapore | Seaman Vlog S02E08
After more than a month of crossing the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, our ship makes a short stop-over at Singapore anchorage.
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[Time-lapse] Silent giants beneath Singapore's Tuas Mega Port
Each weighing about 25 jumbo jets and as tall as a 10-storey HDB block, these concrete giants lie beneath the waters of Tuas Mega Port. Take a look at how these...
Each weighing about 25 jumbo jets and as tall as a 10-storey HDB block, these concrete giants lie beneath the waters of Tuas Mega Port. Take a look at how these monoliths play a part in the project: https://str.sg/wPTA
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- published: 04 Feb 2022
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Baltimore bridge collapse after massive cargo ship collision
Eight people were believed to have been on the Baltimore bridge when the massive container ship smashed into it in the early hours. Most of the 1.6-mile-long st...
Eight people were believed to have been on the Baltimore bridge when the massive container ship smashed into it in the early hours. Most of the 1.6-mile-long structure collapsed in seconds - sending those on it plunging into the river below.
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- published: 26 Mar 2024
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Thailand's proposed land bridge may mean ships bypassing Singapore, but at higher costs
Acting Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat said Thailand's plan to build a bridge port may mean ships sailing that new route instead of going through Singapore can...
Acting Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat said Thailand's plan to build a bridge port may mean ships sailing that new route instead of going through Singapore can cut their travelling time by a few days. But, it may come at a higher cost. He was responding to questions in parliament about the impact Thailand's multi-billion dollar idea could have on Singapore as a shipping hub. The 90-km land bridge would connect two sea ports: The Chumphon province on the Gulf of Thailand and the Ranong province on the Andaman Sea.
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- published: 07 Nov 2023
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Why Singapore's Mega Port Could Change the Future of How We Travel
As the world’s economies struggle to untangle unprecedented congestion in global supply chains, one of the world’s busiest ports is backing an ambitious moderni...
As the world’s economies struggle to untangle unprecedented congestion in global supply chains, one of the world’s busiest ports is backing an ambitious modernization plan to provide solutions.
Singapore is forging ahead with a $14 billion project to build the world’s biggest automated port by 2040 — one that will double the existing space and feature drones and driverless vehicles.
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