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The Saguenay Industrial and Port Zone Project

The Saguenay Industrial and Port Zone Project is a large-scale industrial and logistics hub in Québec being developed by Port Saguenay and the City of Saguenay. Backed by more than $400 million in infrastructure investments, the project offers fully serviced industrial sites with deep-water port access, rail connectivity, highways and renewable hydroelectric power.

Province or territory: Quebec · Source-described stage: Infrastructure under construction, with active investment opportunities for industrial, energy and economic development projects · Source location: Quebec — regional placement

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The Saguenay Industrial and Port Zone Project is a large-scale industrial and logistics hub in Québec being developed by Port Saguenay and the City of Saguenay. Backed by more than $400 million in infrastructure investments, the project offers fully serviced industrial sites with deep-water port access, rail connectivity, highways and renewable hydroelectric power. Source-described stage: Infrastructure under construction, with active investment opportunities for industrial, energy and economic development projects. Location: Quebec — regional placement.

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