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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
Schweizerzug starts first direct train shuttles to Rotterdam
On January 1st, Schweizerzug started operating a direct train connection between Basel (Frenkendorf), Zürich (Niederglatt) and Rotterdam. Th
'Rotterdam is already home to Europe's largest biofuel cluster'
If there’s anywhere in the Netherlands where the energy transition is taking shape, it’s in Rotterdam’s port and industrial area. With its a
Supporting European framework for hydrogen import infrastructure crucial to meet REPowerEU targets on time
The import of renewable and low carbon hydrogen is paramount if Europe is to end its dependency on Russian fossil fuels and realize its clim
'Our ambition is to be the best in class shortsea terminal in Europe within a few years'
"We have shown that we are customer-oriented and flexible. And I am convinced that these core values will only become more important in the
Port of Rotterdam Authority and APM Terminals sign the agreement for over 1 billion euros for the expansion of Maasvlakte II container terminal
One of the world’s leading container terminal operators, APM Terminals, part of A.P. Moller - Maersk, has announced the expansion of its Maa
Uniper select Plug to design 100MW Electrolyzer Package for Maasvlakte
Uniper has selected Plug Power Inc. to design the electrolyzer technology for Uniper’s Maasvlakte site at the port of Rotterdam.
Interactive transition map shows over 70 projects
Companies, governments and the Port of Rotterdam Authority are working on the same goal: a CO2-neutral port. The energy transition in the po
Rotterdam gets manufacturing industry for hydrogen
Growth fund application of around €80m should kickstart Dutch manufacturing industry for electrolysers.