Port Hawkesbury Paper
Overview
Located in Port Hawkesbury, NS, the Port Hawkesbury Paper location can accommodate a variety of industrial developments. With an array of available bioeconomy inputs, you may have just found your next bioeconomy site.
Address
Pulp Mill Road
Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia
Site size
45 acres available
Transportation
Highway access
Marine access
Rail access
Bioeconomy outputs
Heat, steam, water, biosolids
Aerial image of site
Aerial image of site's harbour access
Port Hawkesbury Paper office and processing facilities
Processing facility with various infrastructure running throughout the site.
Steam transportation infrastructure throughout the site
Railway transportation on-site, warehouse and operations facility in foreground
Processing facility in rear, truck transportation area in centre
Available land parcel, nearby steam access with processing facility in the rear
Available land parcel, distribution and transportation facility in background
Railway access leads to distribution facility near back of site
Water processing infrastructure for current operations on-site
Warehouse with additional capacity
Pellet boiler outside of the processing facility
Available warehouse space, loading bay door to the right
Available warehouse space
Additional warehouse space, loading door in rear
Available warehouse space, currently being used as storage
Existing infrastructure within the warehouse
Large warehouse with additional capacity
Site specifications
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Site has significant potential for co-location and bioeconomy-related development |
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Secure, gated access to the site |
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Warehousing with trans-loading capabilities and indoor storage facilities available |
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Site is flexible and can accommodate many types of industrial developments |
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Foundation tie-ins available at various sites |
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Deep-water, ice-free, port access |
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Rail access available that connects to mainland Nova Scotia, and the Port of Halifax |
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Power generation station on site |
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Excess steam available, with partnership opportunities for other bioeconomy inputs |
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Effluent treatment facility with additional capacity available |
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Local sources of aggregate available |
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Fresh and saltwater sources available |
| Three-phase power |
Available throughout the site |
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Highway access |
Site is on a public ROW with access to the nearby provincial series highway |
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Road type |
Fully paved, can accommodate industrial transport vehicles |
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Marine access |
Port and shipping access available at the site |
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Rail access |
Freight rail line runs through the site and can accommodate industrial transportation |
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Water supply |
Municipal water and sewer |
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Drainage |
Combination of ditches, sewers and culvert drainage |
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Site topology |
Light slope, most of the ground has been leveled and improved |
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Adjacent land |
Adjacent and surplus land currently being used for mill operations, with potential opportunities for bioeconomy-related investments and developments |
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Energy consumption |
Steam, natural gas, propane, and electric power |
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Bioeconomy outputs |
Outputs include: high-pressure steam, effluent steam, treated fresh water, raw fresh water, salt water, biosolids Reclaimable waste heat and secondary wastewater and effluent treatment opportunities available |
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Additional site factors |
Several indoor storage and warehousing options available throughout the site Office space available in conjunction with industrial opportunities |