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Singapore: MPA releases list of active Port Marine Circulars, including on bunkering

Some of the active circulars include ship-to-ship transfer of bunkers between licensed port limit tankers, digital bunkering and testing enhancements for marine fuel intended to be delivered in Singapore.

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) on Thursday (1 January) issued Port Marine Circular No. 1 of 2026 on the list of active Port Marine Circulars including those related to bunkering:

LIST OF ACTIVE PORT MARINE CIRCULARS

This circular supersedes Port Marine Circular No. 01 of 2025.

The list of active Port Marine Circulars is in the ANNEX.

The contents of the circulars can be found on MPA’s website (http://www.mpa.gov.sg) under the heading “Circulars and Notices”.

The contents of circulars that are not included in the active list are deemed to have been sufficiently promulgated and can be found either in the MPA Regulations or on MPA’s website.

Please call Capt. Yeap Chee Kah at Tel: (65) 6325 2462 if you have any query regarding this circular.

Note: The full list of active circulars can be found here

 

Photo credit: Manifold Times
Published: 2 January, 2026

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