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German business community positive about energy transition in Port of Rotterdam
The German business community has praised the projects that will make the Port of Rotterdam CO₂ neutral in three steps. This happened on Wed
Group 7: Renewable energy in the port of Rotterdam
We use a lot of energy in our daily lives without really thinking about it. The port of Rotterdam also generates and uses a lot of energy.
Expansion of pipeline corridor on the Moezelweg in Rotterdam-Europoort to make room for energy transition
It is essential to create more space in the pipeline corridors to ensure the energy transition remains possible. That is why the Port of Rot
‘I want to measurably improve the port of Rotterdam’
She loves tech and believes in Artificial Intelligence or AI. Her motto is ‘learning by doing’, with a varied team and stakeholders outside
Port of Rotterdam Authority organises international climate congress for ports
The first World Ports Climate Action Programme (WPCAP) congress will take place in Rotterdam next May. The starting signal for the WPCAP was
Revised port vision gives direction to Port of Rotterdam ambition
The city council of Rotterdam has today adopted the revised Port Vision. The creation of economic and societal value and realising sustainab
Port of Rotterdam’s power grid can be reinforced more efficiently and at a lower cost
Over the next few decades, there will be a substantial increase in the demand for green and other electric power on the part of Rotterdam’s
Central and regional government are making agreements for development of the port of Rotterdam and the region
Parties involved in the port of Rotterdam, including the Port of Rotterdam Authority, have presented joint agreements regarding im
Greenhouse gas emissions from companies in the port of Rotterdam down by 8%
Greenhouse gas emissions at companies in the port decreased by 1.7 Mton (8%) in 2024 compared to 2023. This time, unregistered emissions and
BP, Nouryon and Port of Rotterdam partner on green hydrogen study
BP, Nouryon (formerly AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals), and the Port of Rotterdam have joined forces to explore the opportunity of making “gre