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Port of Belledune
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- Type
- Development authority — Federal port authority (Canada Marine Act) on the northern New Brunswick coast, with an announced expansion plan and CN as its rail connection
- Market · Region
- Canada · New Brunswick
- Open tenders
- 0
Port authority managing deep-water terminals on northern New Brunswick coast (Chaleur Bay) with direct CN rail connection.
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Port authority managing a deep-water terminal (four terminals) on the northern New Brunswick coast (Chaleur Bay) with direct CN rail connection, marketed as “Eastern Canada's largest exporter of wood pellets and wood chips.” Operating under a Master Development Plan 2022–2052 with announced but unquantified expansion plans, including a proposed Green Energy Hub (advanced energy storage, small modular reactors, solar, wind and green hydrogen).
- Type
- Development authority — Federal port authority (Canada Marine Act) on the northern New Brunswick coast, with an announced expansion plan and CN as its rail connection
- Where
- New Brunswick
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- Award history (0)
- Entry path
- Portals (1)
- Published contacts (3)
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- ● Port of Belledune · Port of Belledune — home page (published 2026 · checked 2026-09-21)
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