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.
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Address
Pulp Mill Road
Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia
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Site size
45 acres available
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Transportation
Highway access
Marine access
Rail access
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Bioeconomy outputs
Heat, steam, water, biosolids
![Aerial image of Port Hawkesbury Paper](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/port-hawkesbury-paper-aerial-2.jpg)
Aerial image of site
![Aerial image of Port Hawkesbury Paper harbourfront](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/port-hawkesbury-paper-aerial.jpg)
Aerial image of site's harbour access
![Port Hawkesbury Paper office and processing facilities](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-1.jpg)
Port Hawkesbury Paper office and processing facilities
![Processing facility with various infrastructure running throughout the site.](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-2.jpg)
Processing facility with various infrastructure running throughout the site.
![Steam transportation infrastructure throughout the site](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-3.jpg)
Steam transportation infrastructure throughout the site
![Railway transportation on-site, warehouse and operations facility in foreground](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-4.jpg)
Railway transportation on-site, warehouse and operations facility in foreground
![Processing facility in rear, truck transportation area in centre](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-5.jpg)
Processing facility in rear, truck transportation area in centre
![Available land parcel, nearby steam access with processing facility in the rear](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-6.jpg)
Available land parcel, nearby steam access with processing facility in the rear
![Available land parcel, distribution and transportation facility in background](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-7.jpg)
Available land parcel, distribution and transportation facility in background
![Railway access leads to distribution facility near back of site](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-8.jpg)
Railway access leads to distribution facility near back of site
![Water processing infrastructure for current operations on-site](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-9.jpg)
Water processing infrastructure for current operations on-site
![Warehouse with additional capacity](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-10.jpg)
Warehouse with additional capacity
![Pellet boiler outside of the processing facility](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-11.jpg)
Pellet boiler outside of the processing facility
![Available warehouse space, loading bay door to the right](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-12.jpg)
Available warehouse space, loading bay door to the right
![Available warehouse space](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-13.jpg)
Available warehouse space
![Additional warehouse space, loading door in rear](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-14.jpg)
Additional warehouse space, loading door in rear
![Available warehouse space, currently being used as storage](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-15.jpg)
Available warehouse space, currently being used as storage
![Existing infrastructure within the warehouse](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-16.jpg)
Existing infrastructure within the warehouse
![Large warehouse with additional capacity](https://www.nsbioeconomysites.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/port-hawkesbury-paper-17.jpg)
Large warehouse with additional capacity
Site specifications
Site has significant potential for co-location and bioeconomy-related development |
Secure, gated access to the site |
Warehousing with trans-loading capabilities and indoor storage facilities available |
Site is flexible and can accommodate many types of industrial developments |
Foundation tie-ins available at various sites |
Deep-water, ice-free, port access |
Rail access available that connects to mainland Nova Scotia, and the Port of Halifax |
Power generation station on site |
Excess steam available, with partnership opportunities for other bioeconomy inputs |
Effluent treatment facility with additional capacity available |
Local sources of aggregate available |
Fresh and saltwater sources available |
Three-phase power |
Available throughout the site |
Highway access |
Site is on a public ROW with access to the nearby provincial series highway |
Road type |
Fully paved, can accommodate industrial transport vehicles |
Marine access |
Port and shipping access available at the site |
Rail access |
Freight rail line runs through the site and can accommodate industrial transportation |
Water supply |
Municipal water and sewer |
Drainage |
Combination of ditches, sewers and culvert drainage |
Site topology |
Light slope, most of the ground has been leveled and improved |
Adjacent land |
Adjacent and surplus land currently being used for mill operations, with potential opportunities for bioeconomy-related investments and developments |
Energy consumption |
Steam, natural gas, propane, and electric power |
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 |
Additional site factors |
Several indoor storage and warehousing options available throughout the site Office space available in conjunction with industrial opportunities |