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Port of Rotterdam aims to become hydrogen hubPort of Rotterdam aims to become hydrogen hubTogether with Gasunie, the Port of Rotterdam, Europe's leading trading center, is building a new hydrogen pipeline that will act as the backbone of future hydrogen infrastructure.
Rotterdam Port increases container capacity by a quarterRotterdam Port increases container capacity by a quarter
Uniper and Port of Rotterdam Authority work on green hydrogen plantUniper and Port of Rotterdam Authority work on green hydrogen plantThe German energy company Uniper and the Port of Rotterdam Authority are exploring large-scale green hydrogen production possibilities in the Maasvlakte area of Rotterdam, the largest port in Europe.
Europe’s biggest bunkering port receives bunker fuel transporter licence from IBIAEurope’s biggest bunkering port receives bunker fuel transporter licence from IBIA
Rotterdam Port aims to expand two existing dolphin configurationsRotterdam Port aims to expand two existing dolphin configurationsA new dolphin configuration will be constructed by the Port of Rotterdam Authority and two existing dolphin configurations will be extended along the Rozenburg Peninsula in the Calandkanaal, as all berths are very often removed.
Port of Rotterdam joins BIM Basis Infra for digital collaborationPort of Rotterdam joins BIM Basis Infra for digital collaboration
World’s largest producer of biopolymers chooses Rotterdam PortWorld’s largest producer of biopolymers chooses Rotterdam PortBraskem, the world's largest manufacturer of biopolymers, has moved its storage facility from Antwerp to Rotterdam for bioplastics of this kind.
Rotterdam Port opens livestock checkpointRotterdam Port opens livestock checkpoint
Rotterdam Port unveils its approach to shore powerRotterdam Port unveils its approach to shore powerThe Port of Rotterdam has now introduced a comprehensive approach to realizing shore power within various shipping segments, after embarking on an ambitious plan for onshore power use.
Rotterdam Port becomes part of a feasibility study named HySupplyRotterdam Port becomes part of a feasibility study named HySupply
Bunkering of the world’s largest containership powered by LNG begins in RotterdamBunkering of the world’s largest containership powered by LNG begins in RotterdamThe bunkering of CMA CGM JACQUES SAADE, the world's largest LNG-powered container ship, has begun in Rotterdam.
Rotterdam Port performs trial with water injection dredgingRotterdam Port performs trial with water injection dredging
Rotterdam Port Authority supports the fight against plastic pollutionRotterdam Port Authority supports the fight against plastic pollutionAllard Castelein, CEO of the Port of Rotterdam Authority, signed the Operation Clean Sweep ® Pledge during a digital meeting with PlasticsEurope Netherlands, a plastics manufacturing industry group.
Belgian and Dutch ports look for bids to build shore-based power systemBelgian and Dutch ports look for bids to build shore-based power system
Port organisations of three countries form Future Fuels NetworkPort organisations of three countries form Future Fuels NetworkA memorandum of cooperation has been signed by the port organisations of Singapore, Japan and Rotterdam to establish a roadmap for the adoption of sustainable marine fuels.
Dutch Drone Delta delivered a package to the inland vessel in RotterdamDutch Drone Delta delivered a package to the inland vessel in Rotterdam
Largest LNG bunkering ship arrives in RotterdamLargest LNG bunkering ship arrives in RotterdamThe 18,600-cbm LNG bunkering new-build Gas Agility has arrived port of Rotterdam as it prepares to launch operations.
HMM Rotterdam to visit Rotterdam during its maiden voyageHMM Rotterdam to visit Rotterdam during its maiden voyage
Europe's largest port operating at pre-COVID-19 levelsEurope's largest port operating at pre-COVID-19 levelsAfter a time of unparalleled instability in the container shipping industry due to the effects of COVID-19, the largest port in Europe, the Port of Rotterdam is showing signs of recovery.