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New $142M Processing Plant Inaugurated in Trois-Rivières

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A Canadian pork and poultry producer inaugurated a new integrated processing plant in Trois-Rivières, marking a major expansion of its operations. The facility, which handles pork and poultry processing, slicing, and packaging, was funded with CAD 142 million and increased its annual production capacity to 50 million kg. The expansion involved increasing the site from 51,700 to 137,200 square feet and integrated advanced technologies, including automation, AI, and a new industrial battery system.

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The new facility is designed to boost the producer's efficiency and reduce its operational environmental footprint. The integrated battery system is claimed to be an industry-first in Canada for reducing strain on the Hydro-Québec power grid.

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  • Trois-RivièresLocation of the new processing plant inauguration
  • Hydro-QuébecRecipient of the battery system integration for operational support

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  • Trois-Rivières

    city in Quebec, Canada

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  • Hydro-Québec

    40-year NECEC Transmission Service Agreement counterparty; provides 1,200 MW of Canadian hydropower to New England via NECEC.

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