Tanjung Priok Container Throughputs in 2022 Reaches 6.4 Million TEUs

Tanjung Priok Port noted that as of January 4, 2023, the total number of single truck identity (STID) holders at the busiest port in Indonesia reached 24,933, consisting of 23,330 container trucks and 1,603 non-container trucks. The companies operating at Tanjung Priok Port consist of 1 Port Business Entity (BUP), 224 Transportation Management Service Companies…

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Priok Targets Mandatory Shore Power Connection for Berths 208 – 210 Next Month

Tanjung Priok targets mandatory Shore Power Connection (SPC) next month (September 15, 2022) for some berths in a bid to support the port program to go green (green port). To realize the target, the port authority and the port electricity provider PT Energi Pelabuhan Indonesia (EPI) continue to do socialization. The port authority explained that…

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Regulators, Operators Review Pilotage Service for Better Safety and More Promising Business

The pilotage and towage market predictably will be more promising in the future as these water areas call for better service for the sake of shipping safety and security. Moreover, The Ministry of Transportation’s Directorate General of Sea Transportation commits to continuously improving shipping safety and security, protecting the maritime environment, and keeping smooth traffic…

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Priok Path toward TTBS Adoption

Efforts to realize the initiation of TTBS (Terminal and Truck Booking System) adoption for Tanjung Priok have been continued. How important is this system to unlock traffic bottlenecks at Indonesia’s leading port? After successfully adopting and running some IT systems toward port digitalization, Indonesia’s leading port Tanjung Priok commit to adopting more and more digitalization…

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JICT Inaugurates the Initial Operation of Two New QCCs

Jakarta International Container Terminal (JICT) inaugurated the initial operation of two Quay Container Cranes (QCC) this morning, Wednesday, June 22, 2022, proving the commitment of this Indonesia’s leading oceangoing terminal to increase the productivity and do innovation toward the digital port. These QCCs worth $15 million in total that is produced by Chinese heavy equipment…

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Minister of Transportation Releases KM Sabuk Nusantara 73 to Support Eastern Region Connectivity

Through the Directorate General of Sea Transportation, at the end of 2021, the Ministry of Transportation will complete the construction of the KM. Sabuk Nusantara 73. This ship will further facilitate connectivity in eastern Indonesia. Minister of Transportation Budi Karya Sumadi on Saturday (25/12) attended the Nusantara Pura Passenger Terminal at Tanjung Priok Port to…

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STID Is An Initial Step, TBS Should Be the Next: ALFI DKI

Logistics business players positively welcome the adoption of Single Truck Identity Document (STID) at Tanjung Priok Port, Jakarta. The chairman of ALFI DKI Jakarta Adil Karim said logistics and forwarders hope that the STID adoption is the first step for the Priok port. In the future, this port is also expected to implement a digitalized-based…

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Unlocking Priok’s Land Transportation Bottlenecks

Port of Tanjung Priok has proven its vital role as a gateway to Indonesia’s international trade. But, traffic jam inside is concluded as an acute problem. Why and what are solutions to unlock it? Tanjung Priok General Manager Guna Mulyana and related key stakeholders talked during a recent dialogue on solving the problem of land…

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