Wednesday evening 11 November the CMA-CGM Jacques Saade will arrive at RWG for its maiden call in the Port of Rotterdam. The vessel, named after the founder of the CMA CGM Group, is a LNG-powered vessel of the very large container ships (VLCS) generation. A milestone in the transition towards LNG, a more carbon-neutral fuel for the shipping industry. RWG is the first deep sea terminal to be 'LNG ready' in the Netherlands. The CMA-CGM Jacques Saade is a 23,000 TEU vessel, in a series of nine, owned by CMA-CGM. The vessel is 400 meters long and 61 meters wide and is currently deployed in the NEU4 service of Ocean Alliance.

Thursday 5 November the CMA-CGM Tenere will arrive at RWG for its maiden call in the Port of Rotterdam. It is the first LNG-powered vessel of the very large container ships (VLCS) generation and RWG is the first deep sea terminal to be 'LNG ready' in the Netherlands. The CMA-CGM Tenere is a 14,800 TEU vessel, in a series of six, chartered by CMA-CGM. The vessel is 366 meters long and 51 meters wide and is currently deployed in the NEU4 service of Ocean Alliance. Mid November the 23.000 TEU LNG-powered counterpart, CMA-CGM Jaques Saade will also arrive for its maiden call.

Saturday morning 24 October the HMM St. Petersburg will arrive at RWG for its maiden call in the Port of Rotterdam. The HMM St. Petersburg is a 23,964 TEU vessel, in a series of twelve, owned by South Korean shipping company HMM. The vessel is 400 meters long and 61,5 meters wide (24 rows) and is currently deployed in the FE3 service of The Alliance. HMM St. Petersburg is the final vessel out of the series of twelve to make its maiden call in Rotterdam at RWG.

Friday afternoon 9 October the HMM Le Havre will arrive at RWG for its maiden call in the Port of Rotterdam. The HMM Le Havre is a 23,964 TEU vessel, in a series of twelve, owned by South Korean shipping company HMM. The vessel is 400 meters long and 61,5 meters wide (24 rows) and is currently deployed in the FE3 service of The Alliance. HMM Le Havre is the eleventh vessel out of the series of twelve to make its maiden call in Rotterdam at RWG.

Sunday afternoon 27 September the HMM Stockholm will arrive at RWG for its maiden call in the Port of Rotterdam. The HMM Stockholm is a 23,964 TEU vessel, in a series of twelve, owned by South Korean shipping company HMM. The vessel is 400 meters long and 61,5 meters wide (24 rows) and is currently deployed in the FE2 service of The Alliance. HMM Stockholm is the tenth vessel out of the series of twelve to make its maiden call at RWG.