The Latest Breaking News from Rotterdam

After falling 21.85% in 2023, the energy sector of the commodities market posted its second consecutive quarterly gain in Q2 2024. While natural gas and ethanol led the sector higher in Q2, all energy commodities posted gains over the first six months of 2024 except for Rotterdam coal.

The home for the Nederlands Fotomuseum, set on the Rotterdam waterfront, is one step closer to its 2025 opening

Coal remains a critical energy commodity, as burning the fossil fuel is one method of producing electricity. While the United States and Europe move away from coal-fired power generation, the world’s two most populous countries continue to burn increasing amounts of coal.

Dutch riders excited for Grand Depart in the Netherlands and first maillot jaune

World Champion will finish Omnium one day before start in Rotterdam

After reaching a record high in 2022, coal prices have come back down to earth. Coal for delivery in Newcastle, Australia, and Rotterdam, the Netherlands, has traded in a range in 2023, well below the 2022 high.

Europe has been ‘negligent,’ as an acceptance of cocaine and cannabis leads to corruption, violence, and misery, says Aboutaleb

The world's first chemical tanker ship fitted with massive rigid aluminium "sails" has left Rotterdam, its owner hoping to plot a route to bringing down the shipping industry's huge carbon footprint.

Jannik Sinner wins ABN Amro Open, defeating Alex de Minaur in Rotterdam final for first title since Australian Open.