Environment & Sustainability

Rotterdam plans new offshore terminal

2025-11-28T07:48:00

Artist's impression of a new terminal to support offshore wind sector at Maasvlakte at the Port of Rotterdam

Source: Port of Rotterdam Authority

The Port of Rotterdam Authority has announced plans to build a 45-hectare offshore wind terminal on the north-western edge of the Maasvlakte, aiming to create new capacity for the rapidly expanding offshore renewables sector

The site is intended to support storage, transport, pre-assembly and delivery of turbine and foundation components, with the terminal expected to be operational by mid-2029.

The port authority will construct 835 metres of quay space capable of accommodating the latest generation of offshore wind installation vessels, including jack-ups. 

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