22 datasets
Monthly vessel calls above 75 gross tonnes and associated gross tonnage by purpose type, from January 1993 through May 2026, published by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore in CSV. Supports port throughput monitoring, shipping activity analysis, and maritime trade research; latest months are preliminary estimates.
Monthly vessel arrival counts and gross tonnage for ships above 75 GT at Singapore port, published by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore in CSV from 1995 through May 2026. Latest months are preliminary. Maritime analysts monitor throughput, shipping cycles, and hub competitiveness using arrival volumes and tonnage trends.
Maritime and Port Authority CSV of monthly vessel arrivals above 75 gross tonnes from 1995 through May 2026, with counts and gross tonnage by vessel type. Port analysts track shipping activity and tonnage trends; latest months are preliminary estimates per MPA notes.
Monthly tanker arrivals and gross tonnage at Singapore port from 2002 through May 2026, published by the Maritime and Port Authority in CSV. Counts vessels above 75 GT with preliminary figures for the latest month; supports shipping and energy trade monitoring.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore monthly CSV from 2002 through April 2026 on tanker arrivals above 75 gross tonnes, with counts and gross tonnage by vessel category. Shipping analysts monitor bunker and tanker traffic through the Port of Singapore; latest months are flagged as preliminary estimates.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore monthly statistics from 1995 on the number of registered vessels and gross tonnage at period end. Preliminary figures apply to the latest month. Shipping analysts use the CSV to track fleet size trends and Singapore’s maritime registry activity.
Monthly container throughput at Singapore port in twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU), published by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore in CSV format from January 1995 through May 2026. Analysts track trade and logistics cycles, compare year-on-year port performance, and monitor preliminary latest-month estimates noted in the official metadata. Useful for maritime economics, supply-chain research, and Singapore port statistics discovery.
Monthly total cargo throughput at Singapore ports in tonnes, published by the Maritime and Port Authority from 1995 onward in CSV. Logistics analysts track trade volumes, port competitiveness, and shipping cycles; the latest month may be preliminary as noted by the publisher.
Monthly cargo throughput for the Port of Singapore broken down by primary and secondary cargo types, published by the Maritime and Port Authority from 1995 onward in CSV format. Latest months may be preliminary estimates. Trade analysts, logistics researchers, and maritime economists use the series to monitor container and bulk trends, compare cargo categories, and study Singapore’s role as a global hub alongside other MPA shipping statistics.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore CSV of total monthly bunker sales in the Port of Singapore, measured in tonnes, from January 1995 through May 2026. Each row pairs a month with the tonnage sold, giving a long and consistent series for the world's largest bunkering hub. Shipping analysts, energy traders, and economists read it as a barometer of global vessel traffic and marine fuel demand, and use it to study the effects of the IMO 2020 sulphur cap, pandemic disruption, and the shift toward alternative marine fuels. Figures for the latest month are preliminary estimates.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore CSV of monthly bunker sales by fuel type in tonnes from 1995 through May 2026. Columns cover month, bunker type, and sales volume; latest-month figures are preliminary. Maritime and energy analysts monitor Singapore’s bunkering mix and sales trends at the world’s major bunker hub.
Annual vessel calls above 75 gross tonnes and gross tonnage by purpose type from 1995 through 2025, published by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore in CSV. Complements the monthly series for long-run port activity and shipping tonnage trends.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore CSV of annual vessel arrivals over 75 gross tonnes and shipping tonnage from 1995 through 2025. Columns cover year, number of vessels, and gross tonnage. Port and trade analysts track call volumes and tonnage at Singapore’s harbour over three decades.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore annual CSV of vessel arrivals over 75 gross tonnes by vessel type, with number of vessels and gross tonnage from about 1995 through 2025. Port economists and logistics analysts compare calling patterns and shipping tonnage across vessel categories at Singapore’s hub port.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore CSV of annual tanker arrivals over 75 gross tonnes and associated shipping tonnage from 2002 through 2025. Columns cover year, number of tankers, and gross tonnage. Maritime and trade analysts track tanker call volumes at the Port of Singapore over more than two decades.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore CSV on annual tanker arrivals and shipping tonnage by tanker type from 2002 through 2025. Records report the number of tankers and gross tonnage for categories of vessels exceeding 75 GT; smaller vessels are excluded. Maritime economists, port planners, and energy-market analysts can track changes in tanker traffic, vessel mix, and carrying capacity through Singapore’s port.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore annual CSV of registered vessels and shipping tonnage at end of period from 1995 through 2025. Columns cover year, number of vessels, and gross tonnage. Maritime economists and port planners track growth of Singapore’s registered fleet and tonnage over three decades.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore CSV of annual container throughput in twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU) from 1995 through 2025. Port and logistics analysts track Singapore’s container handling volumes over three decades.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore CSV of annual total cargo throughput by type from 1995 through 2025. Port analysts and logistics researchers track Singapore’s seaborne cargo volumes over time.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore CSV of annual cargo throughput from 1995 through 2025, broken down by primary and secondary cargo types in tonnes or standard MPA units. Port economists analyse Singapore hub traffic mix, commodity shifts, and long-run maritime trade volumes.