Port of Québec Advances 16 MW Shore Power Project for Cruise Ships
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The Government of Quebec is providing financial assistance to the Port of Québec to support the electrification of two docks. A contribution of $4 million for dock 30 and $1.1 million for dock 101. This modernization will significantly reduce polluting emissions at ports of call and improve air quality at the port site. "This support from the Government of Quebec allows us to realize a major project for the future of the Port. [...] The electrif…
Port of Québec Targets 2028 Launch for Shore Power at Cruise Terminal 30
The Port of Québec is moving forward with plans to bring shore power to Cruise Terminal 30, with the 16-megawatt project expected to be operational by 2028. The approximately $23 million project recently received up to $4 million in funding from the Government of Québec, adding to the $12.5 million previously announced by the federal government. The remaining funding will come from the Port of Québec. Once complete, the shore power system is exp…
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