Press Release17 August 2017 Rhine Alpine Rail Freight Corridor must re-open quickly The railway line from Rotterdam via Duisburg to Basle and Milan, which is crucial for international rail freight transport, was closed for the long-term on 12 August 2017 because of subsidence during works in South-West Germany.
News15 August 2017 Port of Rotterdam joins WBCSD The Port of Rotterdam Authority today joins almost 200 forward-thinking companies as the newest member of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD).
News14 August 2017 Shell starts operating hyper-modern LNG bunker vessel This ocean-going vessel enables Shell to supply clients throughout Europe with liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the Gas Access to Europe (Gate) terminal in Rotterdam.
News27 July 2017 Statement Port of Rotterdam barge waiting times Over the past few weeks, the Port Authority has received a number of signals about increasing waiting times for inland vessels at the container terminals in Rotterdam’s port area.
News25 July 2017 European Energy policy after 2020 should boost the energy transition The Port of Rotterdam wants to be a frontrunner in the transition from a fossil -based industry to a more sustainable, biobased economy that focuses on renewable energy and raw materials, CO2 reduction and circular production.
Nieuws25 July 2017 European Commission publishes Mobility Package for Transport The European Commission published its ‘mobility package’ for road transport on 31 May 2017.
Press Release25 July 2017 Dr Wolfgang Hönemann represents Rotterdam port in North Rhine Westphalia As of 1 August, Dr Wolfgang Hönemann has supported the Rotterdman port operations with the management of the central inland market of North Rhine Westphalia.
Press Release20 July 2017 Port of Rotterdam throughput increases by 3,9% With an increase in throughput of 3.9%, the port of Rotterdam can look back a good first half year. There was growth in eight of the ten market segments.
News18 July 2017 Don’t miss it: the first World Port Conference! The very first edition of the World Port Conference, to be held on 1 September, will be all about sharing research results, knowledge and experience in the field of innovation and digitisation in the port and logistics sectors.
18 July 2017 All roads lead to a sustainable port by 2050 We call this development the ‘energy transition’: the move from fossil fuels to clean, ‘green’ sources of power and the optimal use and reuse of energy and raw materials. This transition is expected to be rounded off by 2050.
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