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Rotterdam’s city council gives the green light to the Port Vision
The city council of Rotterdam has adopted the revised Port Vision. The creation of economic and societal value and realising sustainable growth form the...
Giant wind turbine on Maasvlakte
The world’s largest wind turbine, Haliade-X, is being tested on Maasvlakte. This ‘test rig’ was realised via innovative cross-pollination between the American GE Renewable...
Seamark Group relocates to Maasvlakte Plaza
Seamark Group from Hoogvliet is relocating to Maasvlakte Plaza, the largest truck park in the Port of Rotterdam. The company is a multidisciplinary service for...
Black Bear Carbon chooses Port of Rotterdam
Black Bear Carbon prefers the Port of Rotterdam for its next tire-carbonization plant in The Netherlands.
In the upcoming weeks, Black Bear Carbon...
Port of Rotterdam in strong position as a future circular hub
In terms of size and strategic location, the Port of Rotterdam is strategically well-positioned to develop into a circular hub. The industry here is...
SmartPort launches new partnership with MARIN
SmartPort, the Rotterdam knowledge platform for innovative scientific research, has organised the third SmartPort Summit. During this annual event the results and impact of...
PoR Authority scales back Brexit measures
Following recommendations from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Port of Rotterdam Authority has again put its preparatory measures for a No-Deal Brexit on...
Port of Rotterdam inks MoU with Polish port
Polish President Mr Andrzej Duda visited the Port of Rotterdam during his State Visit to the Netherlands in connection with the 75th remembrance of...
Time for ‘truck tinder’: matching app for truck platoons
Maasvlakte Plaza is located close to the main road. The huge parking area offers a secure service where truck drivers can stay overnight and...
Broader support base for nautical standards
Agreement on common definitions for nautical port information enables communications between computers. The global exchange of standardised nautical information is now a step closer. An...
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