Energy Transition

Vopak acquired a strategic location in Antwerp's port area, with the primary aim of contributing to the decarbonization of the industrial cluster. The site offers diverse access and pipeline connections to Northwest Europe.

Vopak is a partner in H-vision, a hydrogen consortium in the Port of Rotterdam. With this network, Rotterdam's industrial sector can make a swift and substantial contribution to the Dutch climate targets for 2030.

Vopak and Hydrogenious are preparing a pilot project to transport liquid organic hydrogen (LOHC) from Germany to the Netherlands. The world’s largest project plant for storing hydrogen in LOHC is currently being built in Germany.

Together with partners, Vopak is developing an import terminal for green ammonia as a hydrogen carrier in the Port of Rotterdam named ACE Terminal.

A new hydrogen supply chain from Sweden to the Netherlands (Rotterdam) and Germany is being developed by Hydrogenious, enabled by their LOHC technology.

Vopak Singapore explores expanding its ammonia infrastructure for low carbon power generation and bunker fuel.

Vopak is preparing for the import and storage of green ammonia (as a hydrogen carrier) at Vopak Terminal Vlissingen.

H2U and Vopak Terminals Australia will collaborate in H2-Hub™ Gladstone, a multi-billion renewable energy complex producing green hydrogen and green ammonia.

Vopak is actively engaged as a member within the Hydrogen Council, a global initiative with a shared vision to advance hydrogen's role in driving the energy transition.

Together with partners, Vopak Moda have agreed to collaborate on the pre-FEED for the development of a large-scale, low-carbon ammonia production and export project on the Houston Ship Channel.

Vopak Terminals Singapore and the Agency for Science, Technology, and Research signed an MoU to explore research opportunities in low carbon energy solutions, including addressing current challenges with hydrogen and ammonia.

IHI Corporation and Vopak signed an MoU to explore the development and operation of efficient, high value-added ammonia terminals in Japan. Collaboration outside of Japan is also being assessed.

Vopak is collaborating with Gasunie to investigate the development of an open access hub terminal for liquid CO2 on the Maasvlakte in the Port of Rotterdam.

Vopak and PETRONAS signed an MoU for the development of the value chain for CO2 infrastructure in the Southeast Asia region.

Vopak is partnering with Xycle to develop a chemical recycling plant that will turn plastic waste into pyrolysis oil. Together we aim to scale up the technology by creating the first chemical recycling plant in Rotterdam.

Vopak Ventures partners with Infinity Recycling to support the chemical industry in becoming more sustainable through advanced plastic recycling, as part of our strategy to accelerate in new energies and sustainable feedstocks.

Vopak is an active member in the Alliance to End Plastic Waste (AEPW). The alliance's goal is to develop sustainable solutions to reduce plastic waste, with focus on four core pillars: infrastructure, innovation, education, cleanup.

At our Vlaardingen Terminal, new tanks have been built for storing waste-based feedstocks in the Port of Rotterdam for the production of biodiesel and sustainable aviation fuel.

Together with partners and the port authority, Vopak safely completed the first biomethanol bunkering operations in Singapore. This supports marine decarbonization with green fuel bunkering solutions.

Vopak is partnering with Elestor for the development of a hydrogen bromine flow battery. The joint ambition is to scale up the electricity storage capacity of these flow batteries.

Vopak Ventures is investing in Energy Dome, a provider of large scale and long duration energy storage. Energy Dome enables the utilization of renewable energy by rendering solar and wind power dispatchable through CO2 Battery