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Uniper and Port of Rotterdam Authority start feasibility study for green hydrogen plant at Maasvlakte
Uniper and the Port of Rotterdam Authority are investigating the possibilities of large-scale production of green hydrogen at the Maasvlakte
ECT terminals switching to shore power: reducing CO2 emissions by approx. 35,000 tonnes per year
The container terminals of Hutchison Ports ECT Rotterdam (ECT) will be equipped with shore power facilities in the coming years. ECT has mad
Porthos lays foundations for future European CCS projects
Construction of the Porthos CCS project in the port area of Rotterdam is well underway. It is the first CO2 transport and storage project of
New partners strengthen digitalization and decarbonization along the Rotterdam-Singapore Green & Digital Shipping Corridor
Hapag-Lloyd and three other partners have joined the Rotterdam-Singapore Green and Digital Shipping Corridor, furthering strengthening its e
‘Energy transition infrastructure is on track’
‘The energy transition momentum has come,’ according to Maike Akkers, Energy Transition Infrastructure Program Manager at the Port of Rotter
Porthos kicks off: first drilling under seawall
After a period of preparation, there is now a noticeable start to construction of the infrastructure on the Porthos project for transportati
Leading port authorities combine forces in Climate Action Program
The Port of Rotterdam Authority is pleased to announce the launch of the World Ports Climate Action Program. In this new international initi
Collaboration between Port of Rotterdam Authority and Rotterdam The Hague Airport for more sustainable aviation fuel
On the first day of the World Hydrogen Summit in Ahoy Rotterdam, Rotterdam The Hague Airport and the Port of Rotterdam Authority signed a le
DRIFT research offers the port of Rotterdam guidelines for the raw material transition
Different product processes, non-fossil raw materials and rare materials are crucial for a CO2-neutral, circular society. What role can the
‘We have passed the point of just talking about hydrogen. It’s really happening now’
He is going for an entirely sustainable Rotterdam port and society, says Randolf Weterings, Program Manager Electrification and Hydroge