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‘The energy transition is like a rubber band.’
“We need to start paddling in time. That way we’ll get to ride the green energy wave”, says Nico van Dooren, Director of New Business Develo
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‘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
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‘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
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Shore power for tankers has a significant potential to reduce in-port emissions
As part of a CEF Study project co-funded by the European Union, Port of Rotterdam, in collaboration with the municipality of Rotterdam and v
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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
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Large-scale electrolyser and wind energy landing point on the Maasvlakte
Zeevonk II, winner of the wind park IJmuiden Ver tender for plot Beta, is going to build an electrolyser on the Maasvlakte. It will make it
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T&E study of CO2 emissions in European seaports
The Port of Rotterdam Authority’s response
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Highlights: Top 15 energy transition projects
A CO2 neutral port by 2050: that is our goal. So which projects are already up and running? And which projects are going to really make a di
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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
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Pilot exchange of energy and utility flows between companies in Rotterdam industrial cluster
A previous feasibility study by the Port of Rotterdam Authority and Yokogawa Electric Corporation shows that optimizing the use of energy an