The Port of Rotterdam Authority is starting a test project with Barge Terminal Tilburg and Certus Port Automation, a manufacturer of container identification and monitoring systems.
The Port of Rotterdam Authority presented the first version of its new digital application Pronto. Pronto constitutes a major step forward when it comes to improving efficiency for the some 30,000 vessels that call on Rotterdam every year.
The Port of Rotterdam Authority is working closely together with the Wuppertal Institute. This research institution has examined how the transport sector can help reduce worldwide CO2 emissions.
The Port of Rotterdam Authority has started constructing the infrastructure for the Container Exchange Route (CER).
Port of Rotterdam Authority and IBM announced their collaboration on a multi-year digitisation initiative to transform the port’s operational environment using IoT technologies in the cloud.
In 2050, the port of Rotterdam will still be a thriving centre of economic activity and employment.
CCS is recognised both internationally and in the Netherlands’ new coalition agreement as a key instrument for the timely reduction of CO₂ emissions.
The creation of Offshore Center Rotterdam is in keeping with the Port of Rotterdam’s policy of further developing what is already a highly developed group of Rotterdam-based companies.
Today marks the first call of MV Celine on the port of Rotterdam. The ship docked at C.RO Ports’ facility in Brittanniëhaven (port number 5230).