The Port of Moerdijk has a strong and extensive chemicals cluster. Via the pipeline system, it is directly connected with the chemicals clusters in Antwerp, Rotterdam, Zeeland, North Limburg and the Ruhr area. In Moerdijk, chemical and petrochemical companies have plenty of space for growth and for greening. In Moerdijk, chemical and chemical-related companies make use of each other’s raw materials and residual streams and thus close the chains.
Port of Moerdijk
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West-Brabant region wants to become Waste2Chem hotspot
The PyroCHEM project in the Dutch West-Brabant region aims to make the chemical industry more sustainable…
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‘People make the biobased economy future-proof’
The transition to a circular bio-based economy makes high demands on the knowledge of current and…
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Pyrolysis oil: The Netherlands in danger of missing the boat
During the Week of the Circular Economy, it became clear that pyrolysis is increasingly gaining a…
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Pyrolysis is becoming mainstream
While the Southern Netherlands Pyrolysis Testing Ground project is coming to an end, pyrolysis is becoming…
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Pyrolysis oil better applicable due to lower acidity
Pyrolysis oil from biomass has the potential to replace fossil transport fuels. This sustainable transition has…
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Green hydrogen produced locally from biomass
The news about green hydrogen is mainly focussed on large-scale electrolysers and mega wind farms at…
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Green hydrogen from pruning waste and roadside grass
Green hydrogen and biomethane will become indispensable energy carriers in the future carbon-free economy. The Dutch…
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“Measuring, testing and trial runs”
Recyclers are confronted with more than 250 types of plastics. Often, it concerns packaging that is…
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‘Measuring, testing and trial runs instead of emotional debate’
Combustion without oxygen. In a nutshell, that is what pyrolysis is all about. Plastic waste enters…
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The search for winning combinations
‘At the Pyrolysis testing ground in Moerdijk, we want to test value chains on the basis…