Design, build and operate a new multifunctional, sustainable and innovative terminal,
west side of the Port of Trois-Rivières' existing infrastructures.
50%
CAPACITY INCREASE
$130M
TOTAL INVESTMENTS
716m
WHARF FACADES
96,510 m2
TERMINAL SURFACE AREA
Terminal 21 will allow…
To increase the competitiveness of our regional and national industries in world markets
Attract new businesses and sectors of activity
Increase traffic by 1.5 million metric tonnes
with an estimated value of $2.7 billion.
The project includes the construction:
- Of 3 berths
- Retaining structures
- Vehicle and rail access roads
- Storage space
Economic and social impact
During the construction phase…
666
JOBS
$76.1M
IN ECONOMIC SPIN-OFFS
During terminal operations…
495
DIRECT AND INDIRECT JOBS
$59M
IN ANNUAL ECONOMIC SPIN-OFFS
Environment
The Port of Trois-Rivières pays particular attention to the potential environmental effects of all its projects by conducting robust and rigorous environmental assessments. The purpose of the assessments is, among other things, to fulfill consultation obligations, to anticipate the environmental effects of projects prior implementation, and to propose concrete and effective measures to reduce the anticipated impacts.
Terminal 21 is currently undergoing an Environmental and Social Impact Assessment in order to obtain authorization from the Canadian Impact Assessment Agency. An update will soon be posted on the Agency’s website.
If you have any questions, comments or concerns related to the realization of this project,
we invite you to communicate with us in writing at communications@porttr.com.