Dutch Port of Rotterdam plans to use dredger with LNG fuel to keep basins at correct depths

Tuesday, 15 November 2016

The Dutch Port of Rotterdam said it would soon begin using a liquefied natural gas-powered dredging vessel, currently being built at the Barkmeijer shipyard in Friesland in northwest Holland, for service in basins of the port, one of Europe’s main LNG import terminals.


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