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'Change is far from easy, but we are on the right track'
The energy transition is undoubtedly one of the major game changers of our time. It is a direct result of the need for a more sustainable wo
The Netherlands and Germany enhance their hydrogen import partnership with Australia
The broad coalition working to increase hydrogen imports from Australia via the port of Rotterdam has been given a further boost. During the
Port of Rotterdam Authority launches new company PortXchange to make digital shipping app Pronto available to ports worldwide
On August 8th 2019, the Port of Rotterdam Authority will launch its new company PortXchange Products BV (“PortXchange”). This entity is set
World’s largest container ship MSC Gülsün to visit Rotterdam
Tuesday, 3 September, between 2 and 3 p.m., the port of Rotterdam expects to welcome MSC Gülsün.
Port of Rotterdam Authority facilitates Sif expansion at Maasvlakte
The Port of Rotterdam Authority has reached an agreement with Sif Holding n.v. regarding the lease of 20 ha of port site and a 200-m stretch
First blockchain container shipped to Rotterdam
The first paperless, instantly financed and fully door-to-door tracked container made its way from Korea to the warehouse of Samsung SDS in
H-vision kicks off the hydrogen economy in Rotterdam
The large-scale production and utilisation of blue hydrogen will allow local industry in Rotterdam to substantially reduce its CO2 emissions
North Sea Wind Power Hub Consortium presents achievable solution to meet climate goals
Today, the international consortium partners of the North Sea Wind Power Hub (NSWPH) presented the results of the project's assessment phase
Arrival of bridges for Theemswegtracé
On Monday morning 22 July, the first parts of a steel arch bridge arrived at the Rozenburg lock on pontoons. The other parts of this bridge
Containers drive throughput growth in port of Rotterdam
The port of Rotterdam achieved throughput of 240.7 million tonnes in the first six months of 2019. That is 3.4% more than in the first six m