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Duke Point Expansion
Construction is underway, with completion targeted for September 2027.
The project was funded through combined public and private investments, including $46.2 million from the federal government’s National Trade Corridors Fund (NTCF) and $15 million from the Province of British Columbia under the Regional Port Enhancement Program, part of B.C.’s Economic Recovery Plan, supported by Snuneymuxw First Nation and a 50-year lease agreement between DP World and the Port of Nanaimo.
Key project components of the proposed expansion include:
- Extension of the existing berth from 182 to 320 metres to accommodate international vessels as well as short sea shipping between Nanaimo and Vancouver.
- Replacement of the existing diesel quay crane with 2 fully electric Quay Cranes.
- Expansion of the Terminal capacity to 280K TEU, with the increase to 28 acres.
- Addition of a new Pulp Shed.
- CBSA Radiation Portal.
- Upgrades to additional facilities, including operations, longshore, and lighting enhancements to facilitate round-the-clock operations.

Facts
Increased capacity
to provide importers and exporters with direct access from Nanaimo to global markets
Operational efficiency
The proposed addition of two fully electric quay cranes will help optimize operations
Redesign & reconfiguration
The proposed improvements will increase the multi-purpose paved storage yard from 15 acres to 30 acres
Collaboration & coordination
Working closely with partners and local communities in the design and delivery of this project.