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Port of Singapore boosts electrification efforts

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore and the Singapore Maritime Institute call for proposals on the electrification of harbourcraft. Some $7m from the Maritime GreenFuture Fund will be set aside to co-fund projects

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Proposals are expected to come from consortiums comprising industry players and institutes of higher learning and research institutes, and a preference will be given to proposals with scalable business models. These should aim to develop commercially ready, fully electric harbourcraft and/or interoperable shore-charging infrastructure for electric harbourcraft and other electric vessels operating in the Port of Singapore

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