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Secretary of State approves Theemsweg Route decision

Sharon Dijksma, the State Secretary for Infrastructure and Environment, has approved the Theemsweg Route decision. This involves altering the course of the Port Railway Line in the port of Rotterdam.

Reym strips the Thialf of 40 cubic metres of waste

No, industrial cleaning service providers Reym didn’t go all the way to Friesland to give the famous speedskating arena a good going over

First container giant MOL Triumph arrives at port

The awe-inspiring container vessel MOL Triumph entered the port of Rotterdam today. It is the first of three container ships with a capacity of over 20,000 TEU that will be calling on Rotterdam over the next few weeks.

RAMLAB develops first 3D-printed marine propeller

The 3D printing field lab RAMLAB (Rotterdam Additive Manufacturing LAB) is working together with partners on the development of the world’s first 3D-printed marine propeller.

Successful launch of Navigate: used in 70 countries in 7 days

An interim evaluation of our route planner, Navigate, just a week after its launch.

Arrival of container giant: first 20,000-TEU vessel to call on Rotterdam

On Friday 19 May, around 3 p.m., the MOL Triumph is expected to arrive at the quay of Rotterdam World Gateway at Maasvlakte 2 (port number 8980).

Port of Rotterdam Authority launches ‘Navigate’ route planner

The Port of Rotterdam Authority has launched ‘Navigate’ at the Transport Logistic Fair in Munich.

Silent ‘piling’ innovation protects marine wildlife

GBM Works have developed a noiseless method for sinking monopiles into the sea bed.

The Port of Rotterdam Authority ensures continuity of the PortShuttle

With the acquisition of PortShuttle, the Port of Rotterdam Authority stresses the importance of rail freight transport for the port of Rotterdam while ensuring the continuity of this important rail service.

Maasvlakte Plaza sets new standard for secure parking

Maasvlakte Plaza is one of the largest guarded parking areas for trucks in Europe. Its opening effectively doubles the number of secure parking spaces in Rotterdam’s port area, to a total of 750.