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Greenport Rotterdam

Pernis, Netherlands

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What Greenport Rotterdam does.

Greenport Rotterdam is a maritime project facility that employs professional companies from the Offshore-, Ship Repair-, and Yacht- Tank Construction industries for their projects. The firm offers a variety of services, including: * Layby berth * Ship repair * Yacht pit stop * Commissioning * Heavy-lift terminal * Assembly yard Greenport Rotterdam is a central project facility with all necessary facilities under one roof, which facilitates the collaboration between companies and enhances the efficiency of projects. The firm pursues a sustainable vision and commits to reducing waste and the use of renewable energy.

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