What is the Green Port Programme? The Green Port Programme encourages ocean-going ships calling at the Port of Singapore to reduce the emission of pollutants. How does it benefit you? Ocean-going ships that use approved abatement/scrubber technology or burn clean fuels*:
*Clean fuels are defined as fuels with sulphur content of less than 1.00% m/m. How do you qualify? The Green Port Programme is only valid for ocean-going ships. The port dues reduction is not applicable to harbour or pleasure craft. Ships currently under annual port dues scheme may participate and enjoy the port dues reduction if the ship uses approved abatement/scrubber technology or burn clean fuels for every call to Singapore. To participate in the Green Port Programme, shipowners/charterers must perform the following: A. Register owned/chartered ships under the Green Port Programme fleet. A one-time registration via Marinet is required for all ships. Please refer to Annex A of the Green Port Programme annexes for the step-by-step guide. B. Make a declaration for every port call. Prior to arrival into Singapore Port Limits, the master, owner or agent must make a declaration through the latest version of the Electronic Pre-Arrival Notification (ePAN) or the manual Notification of Arrival (NOA). Annex B of the Green Port Programme annexes shows the relevant portion of the ePAN pertaining to the Green Port Programme declaration. C. Maintain relevant records. Supporting documents should be kept for a period of 1 year from the time of declaration and be made available to MPA upon request. Please refer to Annex C of the Green Port Programme annexes with regards to a sample record to be maintained by ships. To qualify for the 25% reduction in port dues, the following must be adhered to:
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