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| 02 | July 2019 |
Singapore Shipping Association Issues IMO Sulphur Cap 2020 Readiness Plan Document aims to augment Singapore shipping industry’s readiness to meet IMO’s 2020 cap on sulphur oxides emissions from ships. |
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| 26 | June 2019 |
New Council Takes the Helm at Singapore Shipping Association The Council of the Singapore Shipping Association (SSA)—the industry voice of Singapore’s maritime community—today made history by nominating the association’s first-ever female President since its founding in 1985. |
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| 22 | January 2019 |
New Initiatives to Strengthen Singapore as a Global Maritime Hub Dr Lam Pin Min, Senior Minister of State for Transport and Health,announced two initiatives for the maritime industry at the Singapore Shipping Association’s (SSA) Annual Lunar New Year Cocktail Reception this evening.The two initiatives, the Singapore War Risks Insurance Conditions (SWRIC)and the development of an inter-operability framework for electronic trade documents for the maritime and trade industries, will strengthen Singapore’s standing as a leading global maritime hub. |
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| 4 | July 2017 |
SSA Marine Fuels Committee (2017/2019) Bunkering has always been a critical component of Singapore’s maritime ecosystem. Even in the face of a challenging business environment, bunker sales in Singapore have generally continued to grow year on year, with a record 48.5 million tonnes lifted in 2016. This has been accompanied by the introduction of new initiatives and techniques, such as the mandatory use of mass flow meters for bunker deliveries at the start of 2017. There has also been increasing interest in the field of marine fuels in general, including the use of alternatives such as LNG... |
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| 30 | June 2017 |
Introducing SSA Council 2017/19 New faces bring on board expertise to complement and strengthen core group. The 21st Singapore Shipping Association (SSA) Annual General Meeting held on 29 June 2017 announced that the seven Ordinary Members nominated for the 2017/2019 Council were returned. The seven Members are:... |
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| 2 | May 2017 |
ICS Commits Shipping To Ambitious CO2 Reduction Objectives The Singapore Shipping Association is a member of the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS). At its AGM in Istanbul, the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has agreed to urge the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to adopt some dramatic CO2 reduction objectives – on behalf of the international shipping sector as a whole – in order to match the ambition of the Paris Agreement on climate change. |
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| 2 | May 2017 |
SSA Singapore Maritime Week Media Coverage |
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| 24 | April 2017 |
SSA to Raise the Bar as an IMC in 2017 The key focus for ‘Maritime Singapore’ in 2017 will be to continue strengthening efforts to raise the bar as a major Asian and International Maritime Centre. In this respect, the SSA is working closely with MPA and other key industry players and has outlined five key areas in its Blueprint for Growth in preparation for better times ahead for the shipping industry. The five key areas are: Regional Collaboration, Legal, Finance, Operational Excellence and Innovation with Technology. |
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| 21 | February 2017 |
ICS Releases Latest Flag State Performance Table The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has published its latest Flag State Performance Table which can be downloaded free of charge via the ICS website. |
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| 11 | January 2017 |
Singapore's 2016 Maritime Performance - Port of Singapore sustained its performance in 2016 The Port of Singapore sustained its performance in 2016, admist weaker-than-expected global economic conditions and significant structural changes in the maritime industry. |
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