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Kong's Hutchison Port Holdings (HPH) Quebec City terminal has received support from more than 100
companies, says the Port
of Quebec.
Singapore-listed HPH has teamed
up with the Canadian
National Railway (CN) to run the deepwater terminal Laurentia.
It will open in 2024 and provide
shippers with improved access to traditional markets in Europe and the
Mediterranean as well as expanding markets in Southeast Asia.
"With Laurentia, the Quebec
City region will act as a hub for intelligent intermodal transportation across
North America," said Mario Girard, president & CEO at Quebec Port
Authority.
"To have already received
the support of a hundred import-export companies is further tangible proof of
the need for Laurentia in the Quebec City region, but also for our province and
our country. The players who are supporting us recognise the major benefits
that Laurentia brings to their commercial activities," said Mr Girard.
The Laurentia project has been
realised by a joint CAD775 million (US$571 million) investment by HPH, CN, and
the Port of Quebec. The three organisations aim to develop an environmentally
friendly terminal with a 16 metre deep wharf, capacity to accommodate 13,000
TEU container ships and a direct connection to a rail transportation network
that can reach one hundred million North American consumers.
Source : HKSG.
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