EECV is owned by two major companies in the German steel industry (thyssenkrupp Steel AG and Hüttenwerke Krupp Mannesmann GmbH) and was established to optimise the supply of materials for the steel sector in terms of logistics.
he company was founded in 1967 and focuses on the transhipment of ore and coal. EECV expanded with a coal terminal in 2003. In addition, EECV served as the home base for the Berge Stahl, the ship that is making its last call on the port of Rotterdam this week and that has transported close to 90 million tonnes of iron ore during its service.
EECV (port number 6250) has a 100-ha storage site and is bordered by Calandkanaal, which features a 1,100-long quay for sea-going vessels. This quay can simultaneously accommodate one coal vessel and two ore vessels with draughts of up to 23 metres. To the south of the terminal lies the Dintelhaven port basin. Dintelhaven’s quay is 900 metres long and is fitted with three barge loaders for inland shipping.
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