The Port of Rotterdam Authority and the National LNG Platform will be starting a joint study that focuses on opportunities to develop LNG from renewable sources as a transport fuel, in the port of Rotterdam. Relying on bio LNG rather than regular LNG allows users to drastically reduce CO₂ emission levels.
Read moreA new research has tried to map out which transition pathways Rotterdam’s industrial sector can follow to drastically cut back its CO₂ emissions, concluding that by using a number of different techniques, it is possible to reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 98%
Read morePort of Rotterdam has signed a ‘memorandum of understanding’ with the State Government of Ceará with the purpose to jointly study a potential cooperation. This may lead to the joint venture Industrial Port Complex of Pecém.
Read moreHES International is developing a tank terminal for the storage and transhipment of petroleum products and biofuels, at Maasvlakte 1. BP adds plans for pipeline connections between the refinery and the terminal. The HES Tank Terminal will be an independent storage terminal, where operators can store and tranship liquid products.
Read moreMarket parties, knowledge institutes and public and semi-public organisations in Rotterdam have joined forces to put innovation firmly on the map. The port has created an interactive infographic to give a good idea of the Rotterdam Innovation Ecosystem. It shows who are leading the innovation hub and includes an efficient and easy way to find information and contact details.
Read moreVideo illustrates how vessels of all sizes can load and unload both liquid and dry bulk at the terminals and the buoys and dolphins in the port of Rotterdam. This guarantees ship-to-ship transfer operations even in case of bad weather and high waves.
Read moreThe Port of Rotterdam Authority announced that, for unknown reason, the sale of bunker oil - fuel for shipping - in the Rotterdam bunker port diminished from 10.6 million m3 to 10.1 million m3, within 2016.
Read moreThe Port of Rotterdam Authority announced that, for unknown reason, the sale of bunker oil - fuel for shipping - in the Rotterdam bunker port diminished from 10.6 million m3 to 10.1 million m3, within 2016.
Read moreKramer Group and the Port of Rotterdam Authority signed an agreement for the creation of a reefer service centre at the former City Terminal in the port of Rotterdam’s Eemhaven area. In addition, Kramer Group will provide a shipping service between Maasvlakte and Eemhaven, mainly for full refrigerated containers.
Read moreThe video illustrates how Sif Group and Port of Rotterdam worked together to create Sif’s biggest offshore wind project, developing Sif terminal on Maasvlakte 2.
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