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Shore power trial for coasters in Rotterdam
The Municipality of Rotterdam and the Port of Rotterdam Authority have started a trial on 13 December to supply small sea-going vessels with
Joint preparations and traffic management for a possible no-deal Brexit
All partners including Customs, the Port of Rotterdam Authority, the Port of Amsterdam Authority, PortBase and the involved municipalities a
Sustainable heat for The Hague and greenhouse horticulture region one step closer
The delivery of sustainable heat to households in and around The Hague and the greenhouse horticulture sector in the Westland region using r
Port of Rotterdam Authority to collaborate with four new companies
During the finale of the 4th edition of the annual innovation programme PortXL, the Port of Rotterdam Authority signed individual Letters of
W2C Rotterdam project welcomes Shell as partner
Shell joins as equity partner with Air Liquide, Enerkem, Nouryon and the Port of Rotterdam. The proposed project in Rotterdam will be the fi
Advanced hydrocracker unit creates a new horizon in Rotterdam harbour
ExxonMobil and government leaders gathered today in the Port of Rotterdam to celebrate the start-up of a large new installation at its refin
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
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
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
Continuing container growth pushes throughput at port of Rotterdam to a new high
At 469.0 million tonnes, the port of Rotterdam’s total throughput volume ended up slightly higher in 2018 than in 2017, which was itself a r