North Sea Port
From the North Sea to the hinterland
North Sea Port is the 60-kilometre-long cross-border port area that stretches from Vlissingen on the North Sea coast in the Netherlands, some 32 kilometres inland to Ghent in Belgium. As a central hub in Europe, multimodality and a wide variety of types of goods are our chief concerns. We expand boundaries, create value and achieve a true impact on global trade. And there is still space for development and growth in port area.
Bulk and so much more
Multimodal port
A sustainable network of transport possibilities
As a multimodal port, North Sea Port distributes the goods that enter the port from all over the world via inland shipping, rail, pipelines and motorways to the European hinterland and beyond. The longest rail connection runs all the way to China. This connection to all those transport networks and the possibility of contracting the most suitable type of transport modality for each and every transport is a vital asset for businesses.
News
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North Sea Port on course to make up losses in first quarter 2021 -
Ørsted North Sea Port to develop one of the world's largest sustainable hydrogen plants for Dutch and Belgian industry -
ArcelorMittal 'blast furnace of the future' to expand North Sea Port circular economy -
Volvo Cars commit to electrification at North Sea Port plant -
Container giant MSC to open new depot in North Sea Port -
North Sea Port extends rail corridor to the Baltic -
DFDS to increase capacity on route North Sea Port - Gothenburg -
A single report to sail across Flanders and the Western Scheldt -
North Sea Port feels impact of coronavirus, Brexit and oil crisis in annual figures
Testimonials
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North Sea Port aims for sustainable economic activity with high added value. In this way, the port actively contributes to the prosperity in its region. Daan Schalck - CEO