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Harbour Master
Every year 28,000 sea-going ships and 90,000 inland vessels call at the port of Rotterdam. The Harbour Master of the port of Rotterdam is re
energy transition
Shin-Etsu’s PVC factory aiming for 30% energy savings
Shin-Etsu is currently designing plans to save as much as 30% energy in its factory facilities in Rotterdam. The investment decision is sche
sustainability
Plastic waste as a raw material for a circular port
Plastic is the perfect product with which to make all kinds of products. It has a long lifespan, is light and easy to maintain. But producti
an accessible port
Maasvlakte 2: five years of operation
The two most up-to-date, automatic container terminals in the world, the largest sea-going vessels on earth, giant foundation piles for wind
Hello Hydrogen!
Welcome to Europe’s Hydrogen Hub. In the podcast series Hello Hydrogen, host Celwin Frenzen dives into the world of hydrogen, which is comin
Welcome to Rotterdam. Europe's Hydrogen Hub.
Welcome to the port of Rotterdam. Where companies, the government and the Port of Rotterdam Authority collaborate on a future-proof port. A
energy transition
CO2next project for fluid CO2 storage and handling enters FEED phase
Co2next, the open-access terminal project for temporary storage and handling of liquid CO2 in the Maasvlakte area in Rotterdam, is entering
Quay wall construction Amaliahaven
Container volumes in Rotterdam are expected to continue to grow strongly in the coming years. To further strengthen its leading position as
an accessible port
Accessible port
Excellent accessibility is of vital importance to the port of Rotterdam. Together with its partners, the Port of Rotterdam Authority is comm
energy transition
‘The energy transition will be impossible to achieve without a raw materials transition.'
Maud Eijgendaal is Program Manager Renewable Fuels & Chemicals with the Port of Rotterdam Authority. She is working on the transition of