Philippines container trafostation

What is the Manila International Container Terminal (MICT)?

The Manila International Container Terminal (MICT) is the Philippines' largest and most advanced international container terminal with operational efficiencies at par with the best terminals in the world.

What is Luzon international container terminal (LICT)?

Scheduled for completion by 2028, the Luzon International Container Terminal (LICT) will be the largest privately funded marine terminal investment in the country and the second largest container facility in the Philippines, after the Manila International Container Terminal (MICT).

Why is ICTSI building the Luzon international container terminal (LICT)?

As the country transitions to cleaner energy, the new terminal will address the growing demand for efficient and environmentally friendly marine handling solutions in the region. In addition, ICTSI is dedicated to building the Luzon International Container Terminal (LICT) with a strong focus on sustainability.

Are automated container handling systems a viable option for Philippine Ports?

Automated container handling systems, including Automated Stacking Cranes (ASC) and Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV), can significantly speed up loading and unloading processes. While full automation might not be feasible for all Philippine ports in the short term, even partial automation can yield substantial benefits.

What is Manila multipurpose terminal?

Located at the north wharf of the Manila Harbour Centre complex, the company operates a 13.2-hectare, 1,035 meters of berth length, 8-million metric ton capacity multipurpose terminal – the Manila Multipurpose Terminal – that caters to both international and domestic cargo.

How can Philippine Ports keep up with global container volumes?

Global container volumes continue to rise, with larger vessels of 18,000+ TEU (twenty-foot equivalent unit) capacity becoming more common. To remain competitive, Philippine ports must improve their productivity, measured in moves per hour, while simultaneously reducing operational expenditure.