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75 hectares available
Site description
Industrial brownfield owned by HAROPA Port. Environmental permits, preventive archaeology and planning permission required. Pollution control to be carried out on the entire site.
The objective of HAROPA port's project on this site is to create platforms, thereby freeing up a surface area of almost 50 ha and the associated services for the establishment of large-scale industries in order to meet the demand for new industrial activities.
Location
Targeted activities for this site
Energy transition activities (batteries, energy storage, etc.), hydrogen production and/or new fuels, agro-industry.
Available infrastructures
- Natural gas network
- HVB electrical network
- HTA electrical network
- LV electrical network
- Electricity transmission and distribution networks are available in the Rouen ZIP. A connection based on the needs of the project will have to be made. Generally speaking, discussions are underway with the players in the sector at the ZIP level. Extra-high-voltage electricity (90 - 225 and 400 kV) A connection to the RTE network (Electricity transmission system operator in France) is conceivable, and is available to certain industrial companies in the Rouen industrial area.
Accessibility and services
- Urban transport networks
- Passenger rail station
- Major roads
- HGV access
- Semi-trailer access
- Railway
- Riverway
- Port
Local economic context and training opportunities
The Rouen area and its 800,000 inhabitants are home to 50,000 companies representing 440,000 jobs in numerous sectors and clusters of excellence: Aeronautics, Aerospace, Food & Beverage, Automotive, Chemicals, Construction & Public Works, Cosmetics, Ecotechnologies, Industry, Logistics, Mobility, Digital, Port, Health/Biotech or Tertiary - Services...
The region is also home to numerous start-ups in fields as diverse as Tech for Impact (Healthtech, Agrotech, Foodtech, Greentech...) and disruptive technologies (AI, big data, cloud, IOT, virtual and augmented reality).
Rouen's port area is home to numerous companies and leaders, including : CMA CGM, Sea-Tank, Somatrans, Bollore Logistics, Sea Invest Rouen, Surveyfert, Revival, Simarex Groupe Natup, the Soufflet group, Rubis Terminal, Rhenus Logistics, Saipol, Fauveder Overseas, European containers France, LH Maritime, De Rijke, DHL, Somatrans, Gefco, Ziegler, Kuene+Nagel, NL logistique, Rubis Terminal, Cargill Cacao et Chocolat, Cemex, Boréalis, Saipol, Flexi France, Total Lubrifiant, Robust...
Driven by constantly expanding service and industrial sectors, the Rouen area in the Normandy region attracts entrepreneurs looking to set up or expand their businesses. A favorable economic environment: its unrivalled strategic position, at the heart of the Seine Axis, close to northern European capitals such as London and Brussels, its pool of skills and know-how (85,000 people available, including 50,000 students), its powerful industry where major sectors are concentrated, its poles of excellence and clusters...
3 competitive clusters :
- NextMove, the European Competitiveness Cluster, dedicated to mobility and based in Rouen, which brings together 600 innovative players to foster synergies between companies, research laboratories and training centers.
- Pôle TES: the technological and digital innovation cluster of the Seine Axis in Normandy and its 150 members.
- Cosmestic Valley: the world's leading perfumery and cosmetics network, with 630 members and sales of €25 billion.
Other dedicated clusters:
- Franche Chimie Normandie, which brings together the main players in the chemical industry
- Glass Vallée, La Glass Vallée: the world's leading cluster for luxury bottles
- Institut Carnot ESP (Energy and Propulsion Systems)
- LSN (Logistique Seine-Normandie): federates over 200 logistics and specialized packaging players
- Normandie AéroEspace (NAE), an association of 170 players in the aeronautics industry
- Normandie Energie, Normandy's energy mix sector, with 270 members
- French Tech Rouen Normandy and its ecosystem