EnergyPathways has partnered with Wood to advance the Marram Energy Storage Hub (MESH) project located off the Lancashire coast in the UK. MESH aims to be a large-scale natural gas and hydrogen storage facility integrated with wind energy, ensuring zero emissions. The collaboration entails Wood's involvement in concept engineering, pre-front end engineering design work, and potentially guiding the project through subsequent phases like construction and commissioning. EnergyPathways has drawn funds to initiate project activities, emphasizing the conversion of surplus wind energy into green hydrogen to support the UK's energy transition. The partnership aligns with the companies' commitment to enhancing energy security, meeting net-zero objectives, and driving the transition to sustainable energy sources in the UK. The MESH project's final investment decision is expected by the end of 2025, marking a significant milestone in EnergyPathways' contribution to the UK's energy landscape.