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Frequently visited: Webcam IJmuiden
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Corona virus: work at the port will continue
Read which measures we take regarding the corona virus.
Arrivals: app for arrivals and departures
Find out which ships are in port, arriving or departing with the Arrivals app
Webcam at Amsterdam station
Live images of shipping traffic at Amsterdam central station.
Up-to-date information about river cruise ports
With the new PORT SEE app you have up-to-date insight into the accessibility of ports for river cruise ships.
Dutch seaports win sustainability award
The Dutch seaports of Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Terneuzen/Vlissingen, Moerdijk and Groningen have jointly won the 'World Ports Sustainability Award'.
Job openings
Do you want to work at a European port that wants to grow sustainably? Then use your talent and ambition and apply for one of our positions.
Latest updates
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Global Petro Storage Company (GPS) will construct a rail connection next to its current terminal in the port of Amsterdam. Three new tanks for the storage of ethanol will be added to its site as well.
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Every turbine in a wind farm has its own cables to transport offshore wind power ashore, and the miles and miles of cables required by the Fryslân wind farm are manufactured by TKF. WIND B.V. is in charge of logistics. Read more
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Tests with vapour processing installations were carried out in the port of Amsterdam. The aim of the newly developed installations is to process vapours from inland tankers in a safe and controlled way so that they no longer end up in the air. This is an important step towards clean shipping. Read more
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The Amsterdam Startup ReefSystems, based in Prodock, installed artificial reefs in IJmuiden on Monday 26 October to promote biodiversity. Read more