I'd guess it's unparalleled. The location is in the middle of — actually on the edge of, since it's on the Delaware Bay — nowhere. I assume the roads to the site are fairly good because they have to be able to handle all the traffic that can come into and go from a nuclear power plant, but they still might have to be upgraded if the port becomes a reality. The location is in Salem County, which is a rural, poor county, so the port is probably seen as a local, as well as a statewide, economic development play. The governor didn't specify who will pay for the port other than in vague terms and there's speculation the state will try to get electric customers to chip in, which will go over like a lead balloon.