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Shin-Etsu’s PVC factory aiming for 30% energy savings
Shin-Etsu is currently designing plans to save as much as 30% energy in its factory facilities in Rotterdam. The investment decision is sche
Four pipelines to provide boost to economy, energy transition and safety along railway tracks
The construction of four new pipelines between Rotterdam, Chemelot and North Rhine-Westphalia for the transport of C4-LPG, propylene, hydrog
Gidara Energy AMR will convert non-recyclable waste into advanced biofuels
GIDARA Energy and the Port of Rotterdam are pleased to announce GIDARA’s next advanced biofuels facility in the Netherlands: Advanced Methan
Pilot exchange of energy and utility flows between companies in Rotterdam industrial cluster
A previous feasibility study by the Port of Rotterdam Authority and Yokogawa Electric Corporation shows that optimizing the use of energy an
‘I want to measurably improve the port of Rotterdam’
She loves tech and believes in Artificial Intelligence or AI. Her motto is ‘learning by doing’, with a varied team and stakeholders outside
‘The energy transition will be impossible to achieve without a raw materials transition.'
Maud Eijgendaal is Program Manager Renewable Fuels & Chemicals with the Port of Rotterdam Authority. She is working on the transition of
Port of Rotterdam Authority organises international climate congress for ports
The first World Ports Climate Action Programme (WPCAP) congress will take place in Rotterdam next May. The starting signal for the WPCAP was
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
Revised port vision gives direction to Port of Rotterdam ambition
The city council of Rotterdam has today adopted the revised Port Vision. The creation of economic and societal value and realising sustainab
Port of Rotterdam’s power grid can be reinforced more efficiently and at a lower cost
Over the next few decades, there will be a substantial increase in the demand for green and other electric power on the part of Rotterdam’s