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Career Opportunities...
We have
several professional openings in our Houston offices.
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Active
Projects...
Some of
our current projects include:
- Hard rock storage caverns ,
Singapore.
- Hydrogen storage cavern, TX.
- 40 Bcf natural gas storage facility, UK.
- Acid gas (H2S/CO2) storage cavern
facility, Canada.
- Hard rock storage cavern, WV.
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Compressed air energy (CAES) location screening studies.
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| PB Energy Storage Services (formerly
PB-KBB) is the nation's
leading engineer and constructor of underground
storage and related surface facilities. The firm was founded with the objective of
providing a full range of quality services in the highly specialized field of subsurface
systems technology, with particular emphasis on underground hydrocarbon
storage and related facilities.
Over the years, our capabilities have been enhanced by the acquisition of complementary
engineering, construction and service firms. Key to these capabilities is a
professional staff with the technical expertise and innovative spirit necessary to offer
effective solutions in today's dynamic regulatory and business environments.
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Solution-Mined Caverns
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| PB Energy Storage Services is wholly owned by Parsons
Brinckerhoff (PB), a century-old firm ranked among the Engineering
News-Record's top 50 U.S. engineering firms.
Originally formed as a joint venture partnership in 1977
between Parsons Brinckerhoff (PB) and Kavernen Bau und Betriebs-GmbH (KBB)
the preeminent German subsurface storage and solution mining technology
firm, PB-KBB was incorporated in 1978.
In 1989, PB-KBB gained complementary expertise with the strategic acquisition of Fenix & Scisson, Inc,
a firm renowned since 1950 for development of both solution and hard rock
mined storage caverns.
With the acquisition of Underground Technology
Group (formerly Sofregaz US) in 2001, PB further consolidated it's position of industry leadership.
In 2002, PB-KBB became a wholly-owned subsidiary
of PB and the name was changed to PB Energy Storage Services. |
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Conventionally Mined Caverns
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