A British entrepreneur lost $1.5 million after paying for oil and storage in the Port of Rotterdam, only to discover neither existed. Investigative journalism program Nieuwsuur reports that fraud involving oil storage in the port is becoming increasingly sophisticated and represents a multi-million dollar business. The scheme, dubbed “ghost oil,” poses a growing risk to the security of this critical infrastructure, according to experts. Nieuwsuur reporter Mark Schrader details how the fraud operates and outlines the associated dangers in a new podcast episode. The investigation reveals a concerning trend of professionalized criminal activity within the port. The podcast is available on NPO Luister and other platforms.