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OVER 120 INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES. ONE POWERFUL CLUSTER. MAKE IT HAPPEN. OVER 120 INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES. ONE OVER 120 INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES. POWERFUL CLUSTER. MAKE IT HAPPEN. FACTS & FIGURES ON THE ROTTERDAM ENERGY PORT AND PETROCHEMICAL CLUSTER PORT OF ROTTERDAM’S INDUSTRIAL LOCATIONS OIL & OIL PRODUCTS CHEMICALS, BIOFUELS AND EDIBLE OILS Refineries 16 Koole Tankstorage Minerals BV Chemical Manufacturers 15 Cerexagri 1 BP Raffinaderij Rotterdam 17 Rubis Terminal 1 Lyondell Covestro Arkema Rotterdam 2 Gunvor Petroleum Rotterdam 18 Odfjell Terminals Rotterdam 2 Indorama 16 Almatis 3 Koch HC Partnerships 19 Euro Tank Terminal (ETT) 3 BP 17 Climax Molybdenum 4 ExxonMobil Lubricants 20 Vopak Terminal Europoort 4 Synres 18 Lyondell Chemical 5 Shell Nederland Raffinaderij 21 Haan Oil Storage 5 Caldic Chemical 19 Hexion UK Ltd 6 Esso Nederland (ExxonMobil) 6 ExxonMobil Chemical Aromatics 20 Akzo Nobel Industial Chemicals Plant Shin-Etsu Refinery terminals Akzo Nobel Industial Chemicals Akzo Nobel Functional Chemicals 7 Gunvor Petroleum Rotterdam 7 Kemira Rotterdam BV 21 Organik Kimya 8 Maasvlakte Olie Terminal (MOT) 8 Euroliquids 22 ExxonMobil Chemical 9 Maatschappij Europoort Terminal 9 Huntsman Holland 23 Aluchemie (MET) Invista 24 Shell Nederland Chemie 10 BP Raffinaderij Nederland Lucite International Shin-Etsu 11 Shell Europoort Terminal Ducor Petrochemicals Hexion UK Ltd 12 TEAM Terminal 10 Emerald Kalama Chemical 25 Shell Moerdijk 11 Cabot LyondellBasell Tank terminals for oil products 12 Tronox Pigments Hexion UK Ltd 13 Vopak Terminal Laurenshaven 13 Kemira Rotterdam BV Ellba 14 Service Terminal Rotterdam 14 Yara International 26 Dr. W. Kolb 15 Sargeant Terminal Aliphos 27 Coatex B.V. MAASVLAKTE 2 MAASVLAKTE EUROPOORT EUROPOORT BOTLEK PERNIS ROTTERDAM CITY 1 8 1 32 34 12 8 14 11 9 13 2 2 3 1 3 16 11 4 12 2 7 5 6 7 19 51 20 8 49 3 13 9 10 4 11 12 13 15 15 5 10 47 14 33 38 30 48 42 14 15 4 39 17 10 29 16 4 18 5 NOR T H SE A Rotterdam 21 37 52 19 Dordrecht 25 26 27 28 53 Moerdijk 0 1 2 3 4 5 km 31 4 50 9 20 3 2 5 16 17 6 18 40 19 46 45 20 21 22 6 1 23 17 44 35 18 43 24 36 5 41 24 10 7 Leased out GAS AND POWER, COAL AND BIOMASS 28 Solvay Solutions Nederland 42 LBC Rotterdam Gas fired Natural gas terminals 43 Odfjell Terminals Rotterdam 1 Uniper Utility Center 11 Gate terminal Biofuels manufacturers 44 Rubis Terminal Maasvlakte Leftbank (UCML) 12 Gate break bulk facilities 29 Biopetrol Pernis 45 Brenntag 2 Enecogen (Eneco, Dong) 13 LNG-Peakshaver Gasunie 30 Biopetrol Rotterdam 46 Vopak Terminal Chemiehaven 3 Indorama Ventures Europe 31 Abengoa 47 Vopak Terminal TTR Utility Island Coal and biomass terminals 32 Neste 48 Vopak Terminal Botlek 4 Rijnmond Energie 14 EMO 49 Aglobis Maasstroom Energie 15 European Bulk Services (Botlek) Edible oils refineries 50 Lyondell Europoort Terminal 5 Air Liquide 16 European Bulk Services (Europoort) 33 MaasRefinery 51 OCI Terminal Europoort 6 Air Products-Electrabel 17 RBT (Rotterdam Bulk Terminal) 34 IOI-Loders Croklaan 52 Standic 7 PerGen 18 BSR VanUden Stevedoring 35 Cargill Refined Oils Europe 53 Stolthaven Moerdijk 19 ZHD Stevedoring 36 Wilmar Edible Oils Coal and Biomass fired 37 Sime Darby Unimills 8 Uniper MPP 1 & 2 Uniper MPP 3 INDUSTRIAL GASES AND WATER Tank terminals for chemicals, biofuels 9 ENGIE RC and edible oils 1 Air Products 38 Maastank Renewables 2 Air Liquide 39 Vopak Terminal Vlaardingen 10 AVR 3 Evides Industriewater 40 Botlek Tank Terminal (BTT) 4 Linde Gas Benelux 41 Koole Tank Storage Pernis 5 AVR MAASVLAKTE 2 MAASVLAKTE EUROPOORT EUROPOORT BOTLEK PERNIS ROTTERDAM CITY 1 8 1 32 34 12 8 14 11 9 13 2 2 3 1 3 16 11 4 12 2 7 5 6 7 19 51 20 8 49 3 13 9 10 4 11 12 13 15 15 5 10 47 14 33 38 30 48 42 14 15 4 39 17 10 29 16 4 18 5 NOR T H SE A Rotterdam 21 37 52 19 Dordrecht 25 26 27 28 53 Moerdijk 0 1 2 3 4 5 km 31 4 50 9 20 3 2 5 16 17 6 18 40 19 46 45 20 21 22 6 1 23 17 44 35 18 43 24 36 5 41 24 10 7 Leased out OVER 120 INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES. ONE POWERFUL CLUSTER. MAKE IT HAPPEN. FACTS & FIGURES ON THE ROTTERDAM ENERGY PORT AND PETROCHEMICAL CLUSTER FACTS & FIGURES 1 2 PORT OF ROTTERDAM FOREWORD The Port of Rotterdam Authority is delighted to present the Hub for the energy and petrochemical sectors eighth edition of the Facts & Figures about the Rotterdam The port of Rotterdam has proven to be an outstanding hub Energy Port and Petrochemical Cluster. Through this guide, for the energy and petrochemical sectors. Its pivotal location we hope to offer the reader insight into the production and in Europe, excellent maritime access, substantial economies of terminal facilities found in the port of Rotterdam. Since its last scale, wide range of service providers and excellent connections edition in 2009, the port has seen a number of major changes. by inland waterways, pipeline, rail and road make Rotterdam the port of choice for the world’s leading (petro)chemical and One of the key developments for us - as the port’s ‘landlord’ - energy companies. would have to be the opening of Maasvlakte 2. With the construction of this new land reclamation, the port of Rotterdam Moreover, Rotterdam offers attractive cluster advantages, has enlarged its total land portfolio by some 20%. This land is including shared utilities and a range of industrial clients made available to next-generation developments in the chemical, at close hand. Many companies supply their neighbours renewable, container and distribution sectors. Maasvlakte 2 is with raw materials and semi-manufactured products. perfectly situated for exploiting the cluster advantages that have The residual products of one company can serve as raw enabled the Port of Rotterdam to become a truly world-class materials for the other. Synergies like this create an extremely port and industrial complex. efficient and profitable business climate for all chemical companies in Rotterdam. Major investments The port community hasn’t rested on its laurels either. In 2011, And as said, Rotterdam offers room for further growth. The Port for example, the Gate terminal for the import of LNG became of Rotterdam Authority continues to enhance opportunities for operational at Maasvlakte. This terminal is already expanding our existing and future process industries. For more information, with a breakbulk terminal for the distribution of liquid gas to feel free to contact one of our business managers. bunker ships and smaller tankers. Two of the cleanest coal-fired power stations in the world have also started operations in Port of Rotterdam Authority Rotterdam. Many of the chemical companies and oil refineries Department of Industry & Bulk Cargo have invested in the expansion or optimisation of their facilities. +31 10 252 1010 And in recent years, we have also seen a strong increase in [email protected] the number of tank storage facilities. www.portofrotterdam.com With respect to renewable energy, we are proud to announce that over the past five years, the port has increased its wind energy capacity by another 56 MW. This means that the port is making good progress when it comes to realising the ambition of 200 MW of wind capacity in the port by 2020. View chapter 6 for an overview of major investments. FACTS & FIGURES 3 PORT OF ROTTERDAM NETHERLANDS Amsterdam Rotterdam Dordrecht Moerdijk GERMANY Brussels BELGIUM Bonn LUXEMBOURG FRANCE CZECH REPUBLIC SWITZERLAND AUSTRIA 4 PORT OF ROTTERDAM TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword 3 1 Overview of port of Rotterdam's industrial cluster 6 1.1 Overview of port of Rotterdam's industrial cluster 8 1.2 The industrial cluster in Rotterdam 9 1.3 Ship-to-ship transfer facilities 10 1.4 Liquid bulk and dry bulk throughput 2005 - 2015 12 1.5 Throughput by products 2015 13 2 Oil and oil products 14 2.1 Refineries 16 2.2 Refinery terminals 18 2.3 Tank terminals for oil products 18 3 Chemicals, biofuels and edible oils 20 3.1 Chemicals manufacturers and products 22 3.2 Biofuel manufacturers and products 26 3.3 Edible oil refineries 26 3.4 Tank terminals for chemicals, biofuels and edible oils 28 4 Energy production 30 4.1 Power and steam generation 32 4.1.1 Gas fired plants 32 4.1.2 Coal fired plants with biomass co-combustion 32 4.1.3 Biomass plants 33 4.1.4 Waste plants 33 4.1.5 Wind turbines 33 4.2 Natural gas terminals 34 4.3 Coal and biomass terminals 35 5 Pipelines and utilities 36 5.1 Pipelines 38 5.2 The MultiCore pipeline system 40 5.2.1 Companies using MultiCore 41 5.3 Industrial gases 42 5.4 Industrial water 43 6 Major investments in port of Rotterdam's industrial cluster 44 Contact details 50 Info 55 Colophon 56 FACTS & FIGURES 5 1 6 PORT OF ROTTERDAM OVERVIEW OF PORT OF ROTTERDAM’S INDUSTRIAL CLUSTER 1.1 Overview of port of Rotterdam’s industrial clusters 1.2 The industrial cluster in Rotterdam 1.3 Ship-to-Ship transfer facilities 1.4 Liquid bulk and dry bulk throughput 2005 - 2015 1.5 Throughput by products 2015 FACTS & FIGURES 7 OVERVIEW OF PORT OF 1.1 ROTTERDAM’S INDUSTRIAL CLUSTER KEY FIGURES The industrial cluster accounts for: Over 55% of the revenues of the port of Rotterdam Around 40% of the added value in the port of Rotterdam Around 20 % of the added value of the Dutch industrial sector Around 60% of the port land use Over 13,000 direct jobs Over 60,000 indirect jobs STRUCTURE The industrial cluster in Rotterdam comprises: Oil refineries Crude oil terminals Chemical and petrochemical companies Third-party tank storage and distribution terminals for chemicals, biofuels and edible oils Ship-to-ship transfer facilities Refineries for edible oils Biofuel manufacturers Power plants Natural gas terminals Industrial