ICTS, la empresa global de gestión portuaria con sede en Manila, Filipinas, incrementa sus ganancias netas en un 58 % en 2022 en comparación con el mismo período de 2021.
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Batangas Container Terminal (BCT) has achieved its the highest container throughput it has handled since the beginning commercial operations in 2010. Overall, the BCT handled over 310,000 TEUs.
The figure marks a 25% increase from 2018’s volume, keeping BCT’s double-digit cargo growth over the past six years. This achievement also reduced about 150,000 truck trips from Metro Manila’s roads, with consignees choosing to ship cargoes through BCT.
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The Philippine Ports Authority will now begin its evaluation on the legal, financial and technical merits of ICTSI’s proposal.
When the original proponent status is reached, ICTSI will send its proposal to the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) for evaluation. If it gains the approval...
https://safety4sea.com/ictsi-issues-proposal-on-iloilo-port-development/
The Philippine Department of Energy (DOE) provided to Excelerate Energy the Notice to Proceed (NTP) for the development of a floating liquefied natural gas import terminal in the Bay of Batangas, in line with DOE’s guidelines for ‘Rules and Regulation Governing the Philippine Natural Gas Industry.’
The company will firstly seek the necessary permits and raise financing for the project, and then develop, design, permit, construct, finance, and operate the terminal.
Specifically, the Luzon LNG...
https://safety4sea.com/excelerate-proceeds-to-construction-of-batangas-city-lng-terminal/
Namely, the US Department of State noted last weekend that breaching the tribunal decision that rejected China’s nine-dash line maritime claim would be against the law.
In fact, on July 12, 2016, the Permanent Court of Arbitration decided that there...
https://safety4sea.com/south-china-sea-ruling-is-legally-binding-us-highlights/
The Philippines maritime regulator Maritime Industry Authority, Marina, announced its aspiration on luring private organizations to continue engaging in shipbuilding and repair by growing a scheme for tax incentives. The incentives program is for domestic shipping in order to improve the investment climate in the Philippines and gain more private-sector participation.
According to Marina, it is committed to construct an attractive financing plan and to revise the existing incentive programs...
https://safety4sea.com/phillipines-to-improve-shipbuilding-by-private-investments/
Stable Seas published a report focused on piracy attacks daunting around the Sulu and Celebes Seas. The report adopts an overall approach to get an insight on linkages between maritime governance themes and maritime security challenges in the Sulu and Celebes Seas.
The region’s three most populous states, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines, converge in a tri-border area with a complex political history and a long legacy of illicit maritime activity.
Specifically, the busiest shipping lanes...
https://safety4sea.com/improved-government-relations-in-sulu-celebes-seas-to-mitigate-piracy/
Specifically, the shipbuilder announced to the Korean Exchange, that its affiliate yard in the Philippines has...
IMO and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), IMO security and counter-terrorism treaties, such as SOLAS Chapter XI-2 and the suppression of unlawful acts (SUA) instruments, conducted a cross-regional workshop in Bali, Indonesia to support the implementation of the treaties in South and South-East Asia for terrorist attacks. The workshop took place on 5 to 8 of February.
Mainly, the workshop highlights the importance to approve the global counter-terrorism instruments and...
https://safety4sea.com/workshop-to-promote-counter-terrorism-treaties-in-south-and-south-east-asia/