Eneco

Van Oord to build “most ecological wind farm yet” for Ecowende

Van Oord has been contracted to build the Hollandse Kust (west) lot V wind farm. Located about 28.6 nautical miles west of the Netherlands, it is being billed by developer Ecowende (a joint venture of Shell and Eneco) as “the most ecological wind farm yet.”

As Ecowende’s contractor, Van Oord will be responsible for transporting and installing the foundations and will also lay, connect and bury the cables between the wind turbines. Finally, Van Oord will be handling the transportation and...

https://www.marinelog.com/offshore/van-oord-to-build-most-ecological-wind-farm-yet-for-ecowende/

Eneco applies for permit to construct green hydrogen plant in Port of Rotterdam

Eneco, a natural gas supplier, has applied for the permit to build the “Eneco Electrolyzer”, an 800-MW green hydrogen plant that will support Rotterdam’s goal of producing 2.5 GW of green hydrogen by 2030.

The Eneco Electrolyser will use green energy from solar and wind farms to produce the hydrogen. With this hydrogen, which therefore uses no fossil fuel, the industry can make processes and products more sustainable.

The largest European hydrogen plant, Holland Hydrogen 1, with a capacity of 200...

https://container-news.com/eneco-applies-for-permit-to-construct-green-hydrogen-plant-in-port-of-rotterdam/

Port of Rotterdam increases stake in Rotterdam Shore Power

The Port of Rotterdam Authority has increased its share in Rotterdam Shore Power (RSP), a joint venture between Eneco and the Port Authority, from 20% to 50%.

The partners, who now have an equal share, intend to accelerate and increase shore power supply at the Dutch port in the next years in order to reduce CO2 and nitrogen emissions and enhance air quality.

Rotterdam Shore Power develops, invests in, and operates shore power facilities for port terminals so that ships can turn off their diesel...

https://container-news.com/port-of-rotterdam-increases-stake-in-rotterdam-shore-power/

Port of Rotterdam Secures Shore Power for Vlaardingen Terminal

Credits: Georg Eiermann/Unsplash

Ferry company DFDS is set to start using a shore power connection for vessels calling at its terminal in Vlaardingen next year, reports Ship&Bunker.

Rotterdam Shore Power

A shore power connection is being constructed by Actemium at the DFDS Vlaardingen terminal, the ferry company said in a statement on its website on Thursday.

Rotterdam Shore Power, a joint venture between Eneco and the Port of Rotterdam, will supply the power. DFDS vessels at Vlaardingen will start...

https://mfame.guru/port-of-rotterdam-secures-shore-power-for-vlaardingen-terminal/

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