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energy transition
Air Products to build Europe’s largest blue hydrogen plant
Air Products will build, own and operate a carbon capture and carbon dioxide (CO2) treatment facility at its existing hydrogen production pl
sustainability
Municipality of Rotterdam stimulates transition to shore-based power
The municipality of Rotterdam is offering companies that are considering making the switch to shore-based power the opportunity to have a fe
innovation
Worms as a solution for dewatering sediment sludge
The European dredging industry generates an estimated 200 million cubic metres of sediment annually. Approximately 5 million cubic metres of
digitisation
‘Rail Connected’ gives greater insight into port of Rotterdam train composition
‘Rail Connected’ – the programme that streamlines information-sharing between carriers, rail operators and terminals – is running well. This
sustainability
Air Liquide to capture and store CO₂ with Porthos
Air Liquide has announced that it will build a CO₂ capture facility. The company will capture CO₂ from its existing hydrogen plant in the po
Impact of Red Sea unrest on Rotterdam throughput expected to be slight
The recent disruptions at the Red Sea entrance are anticipated to exert additional strain on the container terminals in January 2024. Howeve
energy transition
ExxonMobil to build pilot plant with FuelCell Energy for CO2 capture
ExxonMobil plans to build a pilot plant at the Botlek site in Rotterdam, using carbonate fuel cell technology. These fuel cells have the abi
New composition of Port of Rotterdam Authority Supervisory Board
With effect from 15 December 2023, Thecla Bodewes and Jacqueline Prins joined the Port of Rotterdam Authority Supervisory Board. Having serv
energy transition
Air Liquide just gets on with it: sailing and driving on hydrogen
Did you know that there is a CO2-neutral inland vessel full of sneakers sailing non-stop between the port of Rotterdam and Nike’s logistics
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Curious about how we run an international port? How we make the port of Rotterdam a little better, cleaner, smarter and more beautiful every