The Port of Rotterdam has outlined its plans to bring down CO2 and NOx emissions within its facility, with the aim of making it carbon-neutral.
The facility has unveiled a range of new initiatives which include carbon capture and storage, the conversion of waste into ‘green’ methanol, the use of residual heat from the facility as a heating source for homes in Rotterdam, The Hague and Leiden, and the use of offshore wind and solar energy.
Allard Castelein, CEO of the Port of Rotterdam Authority, said energy transition is a one of the port’s priorities moving forward.
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