The port proudly serves the energy industry and has been a main port for storage and transshipment of fuel. The Port of Long Pond will continue to support the energy industry as it expands to include renewables and other energy sources.

The Port of Long Pond has been a reliable home base to the offshore industry for decades. A port of call for supply vessels, the port is proud to provide services to the offshore industry and has room for expansion.

Mining is one of the first industries the port supported. The Port of Long Pond is the main base for exporting minerals such as pyrophyllite to industries around the world.

The port is key to food security in Newfoundland & Labrador, serving as a home base to grain feed for poultry in the province.

A main terminal for storage and shipment of aviation fuel, The Port of Long Pond supports the aviation industry. There is also a fully operational helipad on site for offshore aviation flights and emergency situations.

The Port of Long Pond has a long history of handling ongoing, high-capacity shipments for the construction industry, including cement and rebar.