Canadian Port to Boost Container Capacity by 50%

March 10, 2015

Maher Terminals Holding Corp said on Tuesday it would boost container-handling capacity by more than half at the Port of Prince Rupert under an expansion of its container terminal at the northern British Columbia port.
The Fairview Container terminal will be expanded to 1.3 million 20-foot equivalent units (TEUs) per year, up from its current capacity of some 850,000 TEUs.

Construction is set to start in April and is expected to wrap up by mid-2017.
Tugs escort a container vessel to Fairview Container Terminal (Image credit: Prince Rupert Port Authority)
Illustration of expanded layout of Fairview Container Terminal -- green indicates expansion (Image credit: Prince Rupert Port Authority)
Tugs escort a container vessel to Fairview Container Terminal (Image credit: Prince Rupert Port Authority)
Illustration of expanded layout of Fairview Container Terminal -- green indicates expansion (Image credit: Prince Rupert Port Authority)
(Reporting by Julie Gordon)

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