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Port Call Optimisation
Every year, almost 28,000 sea-going vessels dock at the port of Rotterdam. As a result, miscommunication may quickly lead to disruptions – t
Webcams
View a selection of webcams in the port of Rotterdam. Click on one of the points on the map for more information about the webcam. You will
Port of the future
What does the port of the future look like? And how to prepare for it? We like to keep you informed. Here you can find more information abou
Ships’ waste
During (inter)continental voyages, ships produce ship-generated waste. In addition, cargo residues remain after the unloading of specific pr
Locations buoys and dolphins
Where can I handle dry or wet bulk? Which buoys and dolphins are suited for the length of my ship? Where is the handling of hazardous goods
Ongoing projects
Port businesses are preparing and successfully investing in a future-proof, clean port. And it’s paying off. Innovations are being tested in
Up to date information
Check the current information on the port for a smooth and safe transit through the port of Rotterdam.
RoRo: Roll-on Roll-off
Roll-on Roll-off, or Ro-Ro, stands for transport of rolling cargo that is shipped overseas and unloaded via ship doors or slipways. The port
Bunkering in Rotterdam
The port of Rotterdam is Europe’s largest bunkering port, as well as one of the top three bunkering ports worldwide. Every year, some 9,5 mi