Parke Pacific Projects

Clean energy is the foundation of the sustainable future and hydrogen stands at the forefront of the global energy transition. Pivoting towards transformative energy solutions requires in-depth expertise and industry knowledge.

This is where Parke Pacific Projects excels.

For over 50 years, this company has been shaping the construction landscape, building commercial gas stations, cardlocks, and redefining the bulk plant industry. But its journey is about more than bricks and mortar. As an Indigenous-owned business, it carries a deep sense of responsibility to combat the devastating effects of climate change, channeling its efforts toward sustainability.

What started as a petroleum contracting firm has grown into a pioneer in the hydrogen sector, forging a bold path to a cleaner tomorrow. But what drives this fearless leap into the unknown?

“Our Senior Construction Manager Wally Parke, now in his 70s, has spent more than five decades building gas stations. That legacy continues to guide and inspire our work,” says Dave Currie, VP of Operations.

Parke Pacific Projects has built a reputation for excellence, offering a range of successful projects from commercial construction to green energy and EV infrastructure. The company has adopted a collaborative model with a team of experts, subtrades, suppliers and vendors to ensure each project is executed seamlessly to deliver tangible results.
Initially, many clients found themselves overwhelmed, facing challenges in finding reliable contractors—a situation that often led to delays and increased costs. Turning to Parke Pacific Projects changed everything. By entrusting their vision to the company, clients found not only solutions but a trusted partner who consistently earned and upheld their confidence. For landowners unsure where to start, Parke Pacific Projects provides an end-to-end solution, guiding them from initial planning to the successful completion of operational businesses.

This commitment to client success is reflected in the company’s diverse and loyal clientele, ranging from independent site owners to major corporations like Shell, Circle K, and Suncor. Trusted by household names such as Burger King, Dairy Queen, Tim Hortons, and Fatburger, Parke Pacific Projects has one unchanging mantra: Building communities together. The continued return of these brands speaks volumes about the trust and value the company brings to every project.

In commercial spaces, the company offers a broad scope of services including interior renovations, corporate rebranding and new construction using various building techniques like CMU, wood framing, structural steel, structurally insulated panels and precast concrete. On the sustainability front, Parke Pacific Projects specializes in building hydrogen fueling stations, installing EV charging stations, and integrating energy storage systems to optimize power management and support renewable energy.

Parke Pacific Projects goes the extra mile by adopting a community-focused and socially responsible approach, broadening its scope beyond construction services. It assists indigenous communities in BC and Alberta with land development, construction projects, and secures federal and provincial grants and linking clients with architects, engineers and consultants.

Envisioning the future, Parke Pacific Projects has recently completed the first hydrogen project on Marine Drive in Vancouver, reinforcing its standing as a key player in the hydrogen and renewable energy sector. The company has also collaborated with H-Tech, a leading hydrogen technology provider, to contribute to the growing hydrogen network across Canada and shape the future of clean energy.

Parke Pacific Projects has evolved into a versatile powerhouse, excelling in commercial construction, petroleum stations and now expanding its footprint in the hydrogen sector. Backed by a team with 30 to 40 years of industry expertise, its evolution is a testament to experience and innovation.

As hydrogen presents a promising alternative for sustainable energy, today, Parke Pacific Projects strives to make industry shifts toward a greener future.