Evos Rotterdam operates liquid bulk storage terminals in the Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands, as part of the Evos network of independent tank terminals in Northwest Europe. The company provides storage and handling for chemicals, biofuels (including methanol and ethanol), petroleum products, and other industrial liquids.
The facilities connect seagoing vessels, inland barges, pipelines, trucks and, where available, rail, enabling transshipment and distribution for regional industry and marine bunkering. Services include product conditioning such as blending, heating, additivation, and quality control, delivered under stringent safety and environmental standards. Through its Rotterdam operations, Evos supports supply chains for the chemical sector and facilitates both conventional and lower-carbon liquid products.
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Rotterdam adds a quay for methanol and ethanol storage, boosting its role as a key hub for these fuels. Completion is expected by Q1 2028, supporting cleaner maritime fuel initiatives.
