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Quebec City’s technologically advanced, deep-water container terminal to boost innovation in region’s maritime sector

Mark Lowey
July 2, 2020

Quebec City's planned $775-million deep-water container terminal will anchor a new network for global maritime and logistics innovation that connects the scientific community with the "real" world.

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Organizations:	CN, Environment and Climate Change Canada, Hutchison Ports, Impact Assessment Agency of Canada, Port of Rotterdam, Port XL, Quebec City, Québec International, Québec Port Authority, and Université Laval
People:	Don Krusel, Mario Girard, and Régis Labeaume
Topics:	artificial intelligence, automation, coastal ecosystems, collaboration, container terminals, economic spinoffs, intelligent intermodal transport, international markets, Laurentia project, marine transportation technologies, maritime innovation, maritime research, maritime sector, maritime startups, maritime transportation, photonics, port operations, Québec City’s deep-water container terminal, regional innovation zone, robotics, strategic partnerships, and supply chain optimization

Quebec City’s technologically advanced, deep-water container terminal to boost innovation in region’s maritime sector

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