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The Port of Moerdijk Authority is the public body responsible for managing and developing the Port of Moerdijk, an inland seaport and industrial complex in North Brabant, the Netherlands. It oversees port operations, nautical safety, industrial estate development, land allocation, and infrastructure, leveraging multimodal connections by sea-going and inland vessels, rail, road, and pipelines between the Rotterdam–Antwerp corridor.
The port hosts a substantial cluster of chemical, logistics, and process-industry companies, including bulk storage, tank terminals, and distribution activities for petrochemical and bio-based products. The authority provides shared infrastructure and utilities, coordinates spatial planning and environmental permitting, and supports efficient, lower-emission logistics and industrial symbiosis, underpinning regional chemical value chains and related manufacturing.
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Summit endorses ARRRA cluster priorities: level playing field, cross-border energy networks and fast-track planning to accelerate hydrogen, CCS, circular economy and innovation.
A biomethanol plant with a 220,000-tonne capacity will be built by mid-2025, supported by local partnerships and infrastructure connections. Demand for biomethanol is rising globally.
