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energy transition
First shore-based power for container ship at RST
Rotterdam Shortsea Terminals (RST) and shipping company Samskip, in partnership with the Port of Rotterdam Authority, have put into service
an accessible port
Port of Rotterdam Authority and APM Terminals sign the agreement for over 1 billion euros for the expansion of Maasvlakte II container terminal
One of the world’s leading container terminal operators, APM Terminals, part of A.P. Moller - Maersk, has announced the expansion of its Maa
sustainability
17 companies join action to make shipping more sustainable with biofuel
17 companies will together save 2023 tonnes of CO2 this year by providing several vessels owned by shipping company Samskip with biofuel. Co
Green and digital corridors
Sustainable transport is one of the most serious and important challenges on the way to a carbon-neutral society. The application of new fue
digitisation
Port of Rotterdam Authority tests smart berth at ECT
Following the successful trial of one smart bollard along the quay of the Hutchison Ports ECT Delta terminal on the Maasvlakte, the Port of
Material with a story
Buurman Rotterdam is all about local reuse. A circular DIY shop where you get used materials and Rotterdam city wood. Wood that is also used
Sustainable and efficient logistics chains take centre stage at transport logistic 2023
On the basis of innovative technology, access to data, new sustainable fuels and international alliances, Rotterdam is doing everything poss
energy transition
King Willem-Alexander marks the start of construction the national hydrogen network
The construction of the national hydrogen network, which begins in Rotterdam’s port, officially and festively started on 27 October. The pre
energy transition
Ambitious coalition launched to enable clean hydrogen shipment across Atlantic by 2026
The Mission Possible Partnership (MPP), RMI, Systemiq, Power2X, and industry leaders have formed a coalition to encourage and enable deliver
Throughput in port of Rotterdam falls by 6.0% in first three quarters
In the first nine months of 2023, there was 6% less throughput in the port of Rotterdam: 329.9 million tonnes compared to 351.0 million tonn