On February 2, Port of Amsterdam opened the new roof of solar panels on Kopraweg 3 in Amsterdam. The roof consists of 4,911 solar panels, which amounts to a total capacity of 2 Megawatt peak. The sum total of solar panels in the port now amounts to 260,000 square meters.

With the arrival of Royal Huisman, the port of Amsterdam has attracted yet another yacht manufacturer with a Royal Charter. The company will be operating from the former Holland Jachtbouw wharf in Zaandam, which will be owned by Port of Amsterdam from the 14th of May 2019.

Designation of Groene Kade as a location for degassing, and designation of Groene Kade as an area/berth where a mobile facility is permitted to collect ship-generated waste or cargo residues from inland tankers

Designation of the Openbare kade Aziëhaven as a location for degassing, and designation of the Openbare kade Aziëhaven as an area/berth where a mobile facility is permitted to collect ship-generated waste or cargo residues from inland tankers

A pontoon with next to it a salinity measurement device has been moored at the easternmost mooring facility along the Kanaaldijk.

The pontoon with the salinity measurement device has been moored to the westernmost two dolphins of the above mooring facility (Hamis code: ZT wp4).

The world's first hydrogen powder plant will be set up on Zenith's terminal in the Amsterdam port. Electriq Global, a specialist in innovative hydrogen solutions, and Zenith Energy Terminals, a company that stores and processes fuels and energy carriers, have jointly signed a letter of intent for the construction of this production facility.

An additional waste recycling point has been created at Afrikahaven and a new waste recycling point has also been set up at the Minervahaven/Koivstokade corner