New Energy Port to be built in the Netherlands
The dredge sludge depot at the former Averijhaven near IJmuiden will soon be developed into an Energy Port, the Port of Amsterdam informed.
Read moreThe dredge sludge depot at the former Averijhaven near IJmuiden will soon be developed into an Energy Port, the Port of Amsterdam informed.
Read morePort of Amsterdam provided an updated, warning about brand phishing attacks and how organizations can be protected and never 'bite' into a phishing email.
Read moreAmsterdam canal boats are being converted to electric in line with the new Green Party mayor's plans to ban diesel engines from the center’s ancient canals by 2025 and the city's overall efforts to combat climate change.
Read morePort of Amsterdam announced launch of a floating battery service to bring mobile stored power into the port and inner city of Amsterdam. The battery, which is placed on a barge and powered by local, renewable energy, will help balance the electricity grid.
Read moreIn light of the coronavirus outbreak, Port of Amsterdam authorities announced that they keep monitoring the situation along with the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) and doctors from the Municipal Health Organisation for preventive healthcare, GGD.
Read moreAs the 2020 sulphur cap entered into force, the shipping industry saw the introduction of Very Low Sulphur Fuel Oils (VLSFOs), which has been increasing since October 2019. However, VPS notes that a rise has been observed in fuel instability leading to sediment formation from these fuels.
Read moreThe era of digitalization has made room for Autonomous Unmanned Vehicles to take place and become a powerful tool for ports and the overall shipping industry, playing a major role in a variety of ‘shipping duties’, such as surveillance, safety, accident and pollution reporting, representing the importance of technology in shipping.
Read morePort of Amsterdam achieved a new transhipment record in 2019 with transhipment reaching 86.3 million tonnes, in comparison to 82.3 million tonnes in 2018. This represents a 6% increase. Along with the other ports in the North Sea Canal Area, overall transhipment reached 105 million tonnes in 2019, compared to 101.8 million tonnes in the previous year.
Read moreA new joint Port Regulation for Port of Amsterdam and Port of Rotterdam has been set into force on 6 January, 2020 according to both ports' officials. Specifically it is the first time that the two ports in Netherlands joined forces on composing a Port Regulation.
Read moreThe provider of global marine services Svitzer, announced that has obtained Port Towage Amsterdam (PTA). That means that from January 2020, Svitzer is expected to take PTA's fully ownership. For the records, PTA is a joint venture between Svitzer, Iskes Towage and Salvage which was formed back in 2014.
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