January 2019
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Dockmaster Wesley Vanlingen knows the docks and quays in our port like the back of his hand. With his know-how, experience and determination he gives the best service for our ship operators, captains and terminal managers.
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Port of Antwerp has set a new course which has also been translated into a powerful visual identity. Discover the new baseline and the Port of Antwerp logo. Ready for the future!
December 2018
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In 2018 the Port of Antwerp experienced a whole series of highlights. In this video we look back at the best moments of the past year.
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At the end of 2018 the Port of Antwerp will say goodbye to Marc Van Peel as port alderman and chairman of the board of directors. Here we take a brief look back at his period in office.
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Is hydrogen the fuel of the future? The CMB shipping group firmly believes that it is. Its Hydroville hydrogen-powered passenger shuttle has carried off the second Port of Antwerp sustainability award.
November 2018
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The second Sustainability Award presented by the port of Antwerp has gone to the shipping group Compagnie Maritime Belge (CMB).
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Barge is traditionally viewed as a sustainable, environment-friendly mode of transport. But under the pressure of ever-stricter emission standards the Belgian barge fleet too must become even more environment-friendly. To help achieve this, eco-consultant Paul Lambrechts will advise the barge industry over a period of three years. The project is an initiative by Antwerp Port Authority, Kenniscentrum Binnenvaart Vlaanderen (Flanders barge industry knowledge centre) and Vlaamse Waterweg (waterway operator).
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Port of Antwerp is working on a digital representation of the port area. The Antwerp Port Information & Control Assistant (APICA) forms the brain of the application, while a 3D interface with real-time information is its face. This strategic project forms part of the Port of Antwerp digitisation and innovation policy.
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A collaboration agreement has been signed in the port of Antwerp between on the one hand Antwerp Port Authority and its consultancy and investment subsidiary Port of Antwerp International (PAI) and on the other Enabel, the Belgian development agency. The aim of the agreement is to combine forces with a view to further sustainable development for ports in developing countries.