Taiwan's Port of Keelung reported record cargo and container throughput in 2025, supported by efficiency gains and digital upgrades, reports London's Port Technology International.

The port group, which includes Keelung, Taipei, and Suao, handled 143.36 million revenue tonnes and 3.06 million TEU, with operational revenue reaching TWD$5.635 billion (US$179.31 million). Container throughput was a key driver, with Keelung's yards processing 594,000 TEU, a 21 percent increase year on year.

Taipei Port saw e-commerce volumes expand, handling 265 million kg through sea express services. A new handling centre at Keelung was launched to improve facility utilisation and diversify cargo streams.

Smart port initiatives advanced in 2025 included an intrusion detection system integrating AIS and AI to enhance vessel tracking and navigational safety. Truck scale upgrades at Taipei and Suao digitised documentation, reducing waiting times and emissions. A unified passenger and vessel information system was also introduced.

Infrastructure projects are ongoing. Shore power installation at Keelung's East Wharf No 4 is scheduled for completion in 2026. Land reclamation works at Taipei Port are using recycled industrial materials to cut projected carbon emissions while expanding capacity.

Taiwan International Ports Corporation said it will continue to prioritise safety, digitalisation, and decarbonisation while strengthening terminal operations. In December 2025, the operator completed a major infrastructure upgrade at Keelung's western wharves to improve reliability and resilience.