Knowledge transfer for the topic: sediment management between ports, industry, and environmental research The tidal currents keep the sea floor in perpetual motion. These currents cause the formation of sand and mud deposits that can affect maritime ship traffic. In order to ensure access to the ports and port facilities, the waterways must have a…
A major international challenge to find tangible solutions Economic Board Groningen (EBG) is organising an international pitch event, called the Sustainable Industry Challenge – Chemport Europe edition – for innovative scale-ups in the green chemistry, recycling, and green energy sector. EBG is partnering with various companies in Northern Netherlands for this event. The objective is…
Nouryon (formerly AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals) and other firms based at Chemical Park Delfzijl in the Netherlands will save up to 100,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year through the increased use of steam from waste incineration. This follows the commissioning of a third steam pipeline supplying the site by utility firm EEW Energy from Waste….
Dutch company SkyNRG, world market leader in sustainable fuel for aviation, together with its partners KLM, SHV Energy and Schiphol, today announced the first sustainable kerosene production facility in Europe. From 2022 onwards, the plant being built in Delfzijl will contribute to an annual reduction of more than 250,000 tonnes of CO2 in the aviation…
Unique production facility will be developed in Delfzijl Amstelveen, 27 May 2019 – KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has committed itself for a 10-year period to the development and purchase of 75,000 tonnes of sustainable aviation fuel a year. KLM is the first airline in the world to invest in sustainable aviation fuel on this scale….
Purified Metal Company (PMC) recently started the construction of its circular steel plant in Delfzijl. The factory will process up to 150,000 tons of contaminated steel scrap a year into new raw material. The new recycling plant will create around 68 direct jobs and PMC expects the plant to be operational by July 2020. PMC…
Groningen Seaports is committed to the further development of hydrogen infrastructure in its ports Groningen Seaports and Pipelife have signed a cooperation agreement to build the infrastructure for the transport of green hydrogen in the port of Delfzijl and in Eemshaven. The port authority of Groningen is thus taking an important step in the further…
New factory Van Merksteijn International in Eemshaven provides hundreds of jobs!! Van Merksteijn International B.V. has serious plans for the construction of a wire rod production factory at Eemshaven (North Groningen). The company is headquartered in Almelo (Overijssel) and is considering producing its raw material (wire rod) itself instead of outsourcing it. This will require…
The Dutch recycling company ‘Purified Metal Company’ wants to build a state-of-the-art facility in Delfzijl (The Netherlands), to recycle contaminated steel scrap into high-quality raw material for the steel industry. This novel recycling facility will neutralise most pollution present and brings down CO2-emissions when compared to steel from iron ore. With the signing of the…
Recyclable plastic and materials like aluminium and lead which remain after the incineration of waste, far too often end up as waste. They are difficult to trade internationally because such secondary raw materials are regarded differently from border to border. Given that this is a missed opportunity for both the economy and the environment, Dutch…
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