The Port of Rotterdam (PoR) is working to future-proof operations, aiming to be a CO2 neutral port in 2050. These ambitions align with plans made by port tenants, such as Rhenus Logistics. They, and other companies…
Location: The Netherlands
North Sea Port and Port of Antwerp-Bruges – Climate Stress Test
Climate change is an urgent global challenge that affects various sectors, including the maritime industry. To understand the risks faced by vital and vulnerable infrastructure in Flemish and Dutch port areas, North Sea Port, Port of…
Port of Rotterdam – Ammonia Bunkering Pilot
Rotterdam is the world’s second largest bunkering port, with approximately ten million tonnes of fuel bunkered annually. Together with all parties in the port, the Port of Rotterdam Authority aims to enable the bunkering of all…
Rotterdam World Gateway – Net Zero Operations
Guided by our dedicated strategy ‘Our Word, Our Future’, sustainability lies at the core of DP World’s operations. As the world’s first fully electric and carbon-neutral container terminal, Rotterdam World Gateway is a shining example of…
Port of Rotterdam – Sustainable solutions in port infrastructure projects
The Port of Rotterdam needs their partners to achieve the ambitious goal of being a climate neutral port in 2050. One of the initiatives contributing to the goal is the incorporation of sustainability solutions in our…
Port of Rotterdam – Porthos CO2 transport & storage
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Collaborative project – Arrival optimization through elimination of Sail Fast Then Wait
The Blue Visby Solution (“BVS”) represents a novel approach to the largest systemic carbon inefficiency in shipping, the operational practice of Sail Fast Then Wait (SFTW), which is responsible for about 20% of the carbon footprint…
Port of Amsterdam – BunkerView, interactive multi-fuel bunker map
As part of our clean shipping vision, the Port of Amsterdam is working towards emission-free shipping by 2050. We are committed to becoming a multi-fuel port, enabling the safe and efficient bunkering of new clean marine…
Collaborative project – PORTS Benchmark Platform
European cargo transport and maritime shipping is heavily relying on port infrastructure, particularly quay walls and roads as essential components. Additionally, waterways need to connect the quay walls offering the needed water depth. Ports and their…