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CO2 emission in the port of Rotterdam

Greenhouse gas emissions from companies in the port of Rotterdam down by 8%

Ammonia bunkering in the port of Rotterdam
Sustainability

Port of Rotterdam takes important step in making shipping more sustainable: pilot prepares port for safe bunkering of ammonia

From left to right: Marjolein Jansen (dg Ruimtelijke Ordening, ministerie van VRO), Rosita Thé (Directeur DCMR), Marion Smit (dg Luchtvaart en Maritieme Zaken (DGLM) ministerie van IenW), Wolter Leiseboer (Regioambassadeur Zuid-West, ministerie van KGG),
Energy transition

Central and regional government are making agreements for development of the port of Rotterdam and the region

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Digitisation

Greater insight into the composition of freight trains to and from Rotterdam

The pipeline strip at Moselle Road seen from above

Expansion of pipeline corridor on the Moezelweg in Rotterdam-Europoort to make room for energy transition

Aanlsuiting walstroom

Cruise Port Rotterdam shore power installation commissioned

Refke Gunnewijk

‘A forest brings me as much joy as a storage facility does’

First green methanol in port of Rotterdam
Sustainability

Rotterdam and Singapore Strengthen Collaboration on Green and Digital Shipping Corridor

Mayor Carola Schouten with children in Portlantis

Port experience centre Portlantis festively opened

LyondellBasell

Announcement of closure of LyondellBasell/Covestro (Maasvlakte) and Tronox (Botlek) chemical plants ‘tough day for the port’