Terminals
PSA operates 3 container terminals and 1 breakbulk terminal in the Port of Antwerp. All our terminals have tri-modal access and are equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure, facilities and equipment.
Services
PSA is the largest container handler in the Port of Antwerp, capable of handling the world's largest vessels with a proven track record of high productivity. Additionally, containers can be stuffed and stripped by specialized personnel at all our terminals. PSA Antwerp and its hinterland partners also offer an extensive network of hinterland connections.
Experience
PSA Antwerp is part of PSA International, one of the largest port groups in the world with headquarters in Singapore. With over two centuries of port management experience, PSA's proven track record is a hallmark of exellence. As the port operator of choice in the world's gateway hubs, PSA is renowed for best-in-class services and successful partnerships.
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Latest News
8 May 2024 - Yesterday, PSA University handed out the 'PSAU Award 2024' to Esther Henderickx (25) from the University of Antwerp. Esther impressed the jury with her master's thesis titled 'What is the legal and economic impact of hydrogen as fuel on the shipping sector from a shipowner's perspective?'
Esther Henderickx expressed her surprise, saying, "I am naturally pleasantly surprised. Sustainability remains an urgent issue that we must continue to address. I am glad to have contributed to this with my master's thesis."
8 May 2024 - Yesterday, the Flemish radio station MNM broadcasted live from the MPET terminal with their morning show 'Brahim zkt. colleagues' (Brahim searches for colleagues). By participating in this unique programme, MPET, PSA Antwerp and ATS aim to promote employment opportunities.
Johan Van Daele, CEO at MPET shares his enthusiasm: "Our main goal is to highlight our companies to a wide audience. We want to draw attention to the various career opportunities."
1 April 2024 - On Monday 1 April, the world’s first large methanol-powered deep-sea vessel ‘Ane Maersk’ called the Antwerp port at the MSC PSA European Terminal (MPET). The vessel completed its first bunker operation in European waters, bunkering 4.300 tons of green methanol and 1.375 tons of biodiesel (B100) during the port stay. The successful and efficient bunkering is a new milestone in Port of Antwerp-Bruges’ ambition to become a multifuel port.
Efficient bunkering