Samskip ups shortsea

Samskip to retrofit its multipurpose vessel with hydrogen fuel cell technology developed by TECO 2030. 

It is vitally important that ports in Belgium and the Netherlands successfully exploit and invest in opportunities arising from the use of greener forms of energy and the circular economy while improving their maritime and landside accessibility.

Samskip and Matrans Rotterdam Terminal have launched a new “green” terminal in Rotterdam, enhancing control over vessel, rail, and barge operations.

The meeting discussed plans for a renewable hydrogen corridor between Bilbao and Amsterdam ports, focusing on infrastructure, decarbonization, and investment.

Furthermore, with the addition of a newly opened office in Bilbao, Samskip sets up to support its growth strategy in the Iberian Peninsula.

Samskip inaugurates a dedicated shortsea service connecting Rotterdam, Oslofjord, and the UK.