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Quiet first day in the port of Rotterdam after the Brexit deal
At the ports of Rotterdam and IJmuiden, the first day on which customs formalities again applied to freight transport between the United Kin
Port of Rotterdam throughput amounted to 469.4 million tonnes in 2019
The Port of Rotterdam saw a freight throughput of 469.4 million tonnes in 2019, fractionally higher than in 2018 (469 million tonnes). Inves
Shell first customer hydrogen pipeline Rotterdam port
Shell is the first company to sign an agreement to use HyTransPortRTM. This is the hydrogen pipeline in the port of Rotterdam that Gasunie i
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
MEPs de Lange and Berendsen visit the port of Rotterdam
On August 26, CDA MEPs Esther de Lange and Tom Berendsen visited the port of Rotterdam.
Continuing growth in container throughput and digitisation strengthen Port of Rotterdam position
Container throughput continues to grow in Rotterdam. Following a record year in 2018 and a record quarter in 2019, April of t
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
Innovative solution for lowering of ship emissions tested in the port of Rotterdam
A scrubber technology that saves on fuel costs while at the same time complying with the IMO 2020 0.5% sulfur emission regulations. Van Oord
King visits port of Rotterdam in the context of hydrogen
His Majesty the King paid a working visit to the port of Rotterdam on Tuesday morning, 12 April. The visit was centred on the theme of
Testing for digital sea and inland port networking has commenced
Platform operators Portbase and RheinPorts have launched a ground-breaking project in a joint initiative to digitally connect the maritime a