International

11 May 2021

How can we help you?

Are you a port professional who wants to learn more about the key aspects of developing the ports of the future? Our Port Management Program offers you the opportunity to connect with experts and decision-makers in the port of Rotterdam.

The Port Authority is working with various partners towards the introduction of a large-scale hydrogen network across the port complex, making Rotterdam an international hub for hydrogen production, import, application and transport.

The port of Rotterdam is a global hub for international trade and home to some of the world's leading industrial clusters. As Europe’s largest sea port it is one of the leaders of the energy transition and is committed to digitisation to make the port, and the supply chains, more efficient.

Port of Rotterdam Authority uses its knowledge and experience to manage and develop ports and industrial areas internationally.

OUR PARTNERSHIPS

The Port of Rotterdam Authority is a co-shareholder in SOHAR Port and Freezone in Oman and the Pecém industrial and port complex in Northeastern Brazil. Both locations have excellent potential for renewable energy development, owing to their abundance of sun and wind. With extensive experience in port infrastructure and reliable logistics solutions, the Port of Rotterdam Authority makes a valuable contribution.

Sohar - Port and Freezone

Pecém

'Our experience, knowledge and network add up to providing access to an international community of potential investors, companies and other ports. provides an unique opportunity. Explore your opportunities!'

René van der Plas, Director International, Port of Rotterdam

Strategic supply chains for sustainable energy and raw materials via Rotterdam

The Port of Rotterdam Authority is actively working on international collaborations to develop strategic supply chains for green fuels and critical raw materials. The import of green fuels contributes to reducing dependence on fossil fuels in Northwestern Europe and thus supports the achievement of climate objectives. Critical raw materials are of vital importance to European economies. Thanks to its pioneering role in sustainability and excellent facilities, the port of Rotterdam is ideally suited for the transhipment, processing and storage of these raw materials – and in the near future, also for green fuels.