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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
Parkkade berths
The Port Authority is building secure walkways along the public quays at Parkkade. This is a measure to ensure safety. The new berths will b
Throughput port of Rotterdam virtually unchanged in first half 2024
Cargo throughput in the port of Rotterdam remained virtually unchanged in the first half of 2024 compared to the same period last year. Carg
H2Global pilot auction: first renewable hydrogen carrier ammonia supply for EU via Port of Rotterdam
Hintco GmbH announces Fertiglobe as the successful bidder of the first H2Global pilot auction for renewable ammonia, funded by the German Go
X-Press puts into operation the first of 14 methanol vessels
In Rotterdam, the Eco Maestro was christened, the first dual fuel container vessel to sail on methanol. Rotterdam will be the home port to a
Port of Rotterdam Authority will support the redevelopment of Curaçao industrial zone
Port of Rotterdam Authority will contribute to the redevelopment of the lands owned by the state-owned company Refineria di Kòrsou (RdK). In
‘We owe it to our city and position to achieve real results’
He once stood at the helm of the popular Rotterdam discotheque Off-Corso. He now puts the Rotterdam Makers District on the map as the innova
Secure container collection from Africa, Middle East, India and Pakistan without a PIN code as of October 1
From the 1st of October 2024, container cargo from Africa, the Middle East, India and Pakistan can only be collected via the Secure Chain in
Nautical annual figures 2024: Harbour Master focuses on speed limits around the Erasmusbrug in Rotterdam
In 2024, the number of visits by incoming sea-going vessels in the port of Rotterdam fell slightly: from 27,886 to 27,617. However, the numb