Decree on the designation of berths of tankers for cargo transshipment

Decree issued by the North Urban District Council on the prohibition on the use of generators at IJ-plein.

This decree is only available in Dutch.

Designation Decree issued by East Urban District on the prohibition of running engines at Veemkade.

This decree is only available in Dutch

Designation Decree issued by the East Urban District designating areas where the use of generators is prohibited.

This decree is only available in Dutch.

We have received your objection. Within 5 working days you will receive a response via email. If it takes longer, we will contact you so that you are aware of the status.

The new sea lock that is now being built will replace the IJmuiden North Lock. This new 'front door' for the area around Amsterdam has many advantages. Companies in the region are preparing for the moment when the lock will be put into operation.

The OpenIJ Logistics Centre is the place where all materials for the construction of the new sea lock are stored. Initially, the centre was located in Amsterdam's Western Port Area, but recently the site has been relocated and the materials have been stored close to the lock complex.

In 11 weeks’ time, 600,000 m3 of sand has been dredged out of the lock chamber by cutter suction dredger 'Biesbosch'. The lock chamber is now at a depth of 19m below NAP. The bottom of the lock will be made of gravel and concrete which, when completed, will give the lock a maximum depth of 18m.

The rail freight transport breakfast session took place on Wednesday, 6 March 2018. Port of Amsterdam organised this session for clients and stakeholders who have an interest in rail freight transport.

In July, the municipality of Velsen and Rijkswaterstaat launched a competition campaign for the naming of the new sea lock at IJmuiden.