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Market leader in bioplastics chooses port of Rotterdam
Braskem, the world’s largest producer of biopolymers, has moved its storage facility for this type of bioplastics from Antwerp to Rotterdam.
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Sustainable profit
CEO Egbert Vennik calls full reuse the supreme form of sustainability. It brought his company a higher turnover, and it doubled the profit.
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Rotterdam’s green metamorphosis
Paddling at Hofplein, strolling along the banks of Feyenoord Riverside Park or picnicking at Rijnhaven. Hopefully, Rotterdam will always rem
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New storage warehouse: an asset for European Bulk Services and the port of Rotterdam
The enormous grey and white building at the Europoort terminal in the Rotterdam Beneluxhaven sparkles at you. The new, covered warehouse for
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The Port of Rotterdam Authority helps German DeltaPort to be a regional hydrogen hub
The Port of Rotterdam Authority strengthens its cooperation with DeltaPort Niederrheinhäfen, enabling this group of inland ports in the nort
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First emission-free inland shipping vessel on energy containers in service
6 September 2021 – Zero Emission Services (ZES) commences today with the Alphenaar, the first Dutch inland vessel to use interchangeable ene
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The Municipality of Rotterdam and Port Authority studying possibilities of installing more shore-based power
The Port of Rotterdam Authority and the municipality of Rotterdam want shore-based power to be available in the container, cruise, and liqui
digitisation
Digital Quay Connect service makes export to the UK cheaper and more efficient
Each year, around 40 billion euros worth of freight are exported from the Netherlands to the UK. Since Brexit, this has become a lot more co
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Royal3D: a sustainable ship right out of the printer
The hull of a sloop, a workspace in the shape of an igloo or a kennel for his puppy. They roll right out of the printer at Royal3D in Merwe-
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Seaports join forces to cut emissions from berthed vessels
Five seaports in North-West Europe have agreed to work together to make shipping cleaner. The aim is to provide large container ships in the