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In Smart Delta Resources energy and raw material-intensive companies in the Flemish-Dutch Scheldt Delta region have joined forces in a unique, cross-border collaboration between industry, ports, knowledge institutions, grid operators and governments.

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LNG first for ArcelorMittal Belgium and North Sea Port demonstrates the potential of alternative fuels

18 September, 2026

The arrival of the Oceana Frontier in Ghent marks a new step towards making the transport of raw materials by sea more sustainable. The bulk carrier, which transports iron ore from Canada, is capable of running on LNG.

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SDR Flanders and CAPTURE launch CIRE

4 September, 2026

A new network for circular and cleantech innovation in Flanders.
The initiative was selected under VLAIO’s ‘Innovative Business Networks’ (IBN) call for proposals and will receive support over the next three years.

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Foundation works on Princess Elisabeth Island completed

1 September, 2026

The foundation works for Princess Elisabeth Island in the Belgian North Sea have been completed. Jan De Nul, together with DEME, as part of the TM EDISON consortium and on behalf of Elia Transmission Belgium, has installed the 23rd and final foundation element. 

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Our added value

The added value of Smart Delta Resources

Smart Delta Resources is a unique, cross-border collaboration of industry, port, governments, energy and network companies and knowledge institutions in the Flemish-Dutch Scheldt Delta region. This collaboration offers our partners multiple advantages.

Cross-border, project-driven organisation

Opportunities to bring innovations to market faster

Joining forces in funding and public affairs

Knowledge and information sharing

Large community of leading industrial players, governments and knowledge institutes

Higher impact for future-proof infrastructure