
Isla Citrón Special Economic Zone
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At the direction of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Lemon Soviet Socialist Republics, the island of Isla Citrón has been designated as a Special Economic Zone and is now open to applications for foreign investment.
About Isla Citrón

Resource-wise, it has explored mineral reserves of coal, iron, oil and bauxite. Most of the island is forested, with the capability to support logging. The soil in the majority of the island is of average fertility, meaning it is possible to grow crops, although fertilizers will be required for optimal efficiency.
Despite it's small initial population, the wider LSSR has a large pool of educated workers that, provided job opportunities exist, would be eager to live and work on Isla Citrón.
About the Special Economic Zone
The Special Economic Zone allows foreign entities, especially companies, to establish themselves within the LSSR. This is through the establishment of a joint venture between them and the state. Such ventures may include the opening of stores, factories, plants and infrastructure.
While terms may vary somewhat between each operation, generally the state will provide the supporting infrastructure for both the operation and the population needed to operate it. This can range from infrastructure such as expanded port facilities, roads and enlargement of the power grid, to larger projects such as expanded or new settlements to provide the workforce for bigger projects.
Existing Settlements & Infrastructure
City of Porto Citrón
The city of Porto Citrón is the largest settlement on Isla Citrón, dating back to the colonial era. It orignally had a population of 1,312. It is home to the old governor's mansion, as well as the Porto Citrón Cathedral.
It currently has a population of 10,492, making it the second largest city on the island. In terms of infrastructure, it had a small grocery store, a small general consumer goods store and a small bus stop with one small route to provide workers for the Limenergía Power Plant. It is directly connected to the central freeway.
Recently, it has been expanded with schools, kingergartens, a Costley Mart supermarket, Village Hill Pantry, Farmers Harvest grocery store, sports hall, bus station, hospital, prison, clinic, Royal Hotel, Oakfoods Fried Chicken restaurant, the Confederate Tower, public swimming pool and regional party headquarters.
Nearby, it the following joint ventures:
- - Costley Mart Distribution Centre
- Republic Oil Corporation Iron Mine
- Citrón Mining Inc Iron Mine
- Vidal Biochems Citrón
- Matricle Tech Citrón
- Novacom Citrón
San Citrón
The town of San Citrón is the second largest settlement on Isla Citrón, dating back to the colonial era. It originally had a population of 152, and was home to the old mayor's house, a church, a storehouse and a small pier.
It is situated on the southeast coast of the island, and is directly connected to the central freeway.
Presently, it is home to a population of 9,747. It has been expanded with kindergartens, schools, a hospital, bus station, police station, Village Hill Pantry, Clearview Grand Cinema, Royal Hotel, Costley Mart supermarket, bar, Oakfoods Fried Chicken restaurant, the Confederate Tower II, a Farmers Harvest grocery store, public beach and local party headquarters.
Nearby, it has a waste incinerator, as well as the following joint ventures:
- - San Citrón Foods Pve. Ltd.
- Innsbrooke Foods Processor Industry Pve. Ltd.
- NOVASONI San Citrón
- Republic Oil Corporation Oil Refinery
- Azul Transportation Company Shipyard
- Solar Overdrive Isla Citrón SEZ
- Isla Citrón Airport
Bahía de Palmeras
The villiage of Bahía de Palmeras is the second smallest settlement on Isla Citrón, dating back to the colonial era. It originally had a population of 69, and was home to a small church, a small storehouse and a small pier.
It currently has a population of 3,315, and has been expanded with schools, a public swimming pool, kindergartens, bus station, Royal Intercontinental Cinema, police station, bus station, Golden Horizon Resort, Farmers Harvest grocery store, Village Hill Pantry, a clinic and a hospital.
It is situated on the central western coast of the island.
Nearby, it the following joint ventures:
- - Silverwind Bahía de Palmeras Resort LLC
- Republic Oil Corporation Coal Mine
- Continental Steel Limited
- Isla Citrón EnviroTex LLC
- Isla Citrón Power LLC
- Citrón Mining Inc Coal Mine
- Citrón Mining Inc Bauxite Mine
- Vidal Biochem Re-Plastic Citrón
Lago Azul
The villiage of Lago Azul is the smallest settlement on Isla Citrón, dating back to the colonial era. It has a population of 57, and is home to a small church.
It is situated atop the central mountain range, centred around a small picturesque lake. It is presently not easy to access, as it requires walking a long trek from the base of the range.
Port of Porto Citrón
The Port of Porto Citrón is currently the only port on the island. It is relatively large, and has support for large ships. Situated on the central south coast, it has a modest passenger terminal, but a very large cargo terminal, as well as sufficient refueling facilities.
The cargo terminal can handle large quantities of aggregates, break-bulk, dry-bulk, container, oil and vehicle cargo. It is directly connected to the central freeway. While a rail network does not yet exist on Isla Citrón, it has the necessary infrastructure to support a connection to one, should it be established. The port currently operates far below maximum capacity, and was built recently, in preparation for the establishment of the SEZ.
Limenergía Oil-Fueled Power Plant
The Limenergía Oil-Fueled Power Plant is currently the sole source of power in Isla Citrón's power grid. It is situated in the central-southeast region of the island and is at the edge of one of the oil reserves, connected directly to the central freeway.
It is supported by a few connected pump-jacks, and has a small bus stop to allow workers from the town of Porto Citrón to reach their workplace. Furthermore, it has a small fire station in case of emergencies.
Limenergía is a state-owned power company, established with the construction of the plant. It currently operates far below it's maximum capacity, and was built in preparation for the establishment of the SEZ.
Establish a Joint Venture
There are several different options available for joint ventures in the SEZ. These include (but are not necessarily limited to) the following options below.
To establish a joint venture, please fill out one of the forms below. If your desired joint venture covers multiple categories, please fill out the form that you feel matches the best and specify this in the form. If you would like to establish multiple joint ventures, please fill out multiple forms - one per joint venture.
Resource Extraction
Logging
Gravel Quarrying
Coal Mining
Iron Mining
Bauxite Mining
Oil Drilling
Metallurgy
Steel Milling
Aluminium Production
Heavy Industry
Fabric Production
Cement Production
Prefabricated Panel Production
Brickmaking
Lumber Milling
Synthetic Fertilizer Production
Explosives Manufacturing
Chemical Production
Oil Refining
Plastic Prodcution
Electronic Component Production
Nuclear Fuel Fabrication
Light Industry
Clothing Production
Consumer Electronics Production
Food & Agriculture
Crop Farming
Livestock Farming
Food Production
Alcohol Distillation
Engineering
Road Vehicle Manufacturing
Train Manufacturing
Aircraft Manufacturing
Shipbuilding
Vehicle Scrapping
Ship breaking
Waste Management
Gravel Recycling
Scrap Metal Recycling
Plastic Recycling
Waste Incineration
Infrastructure
Road Facilities
Railways
Port Facilities
Airports
Heliports
Cableways
Warehousing
Solar Power
Wind Power
Nuclear Power
Water Treatment
Sewage Treatment
Civil Infrastructure
Housing Developments
Universities
Radio Broadcasting
Television Broadcasting
Cinema
Art Galleries
Sports Facilities
Shopping
Parks
Tourism
Hotels
Theme Parks
Restaurants
Museums
Zoos
Recreational Beaches
Other
If you would like to establish a joint venture that does not fall under an above category, please fill out the form below.