EnergyPathways plc has announced the selection of the MESH Development Design following pre-FEED activities for the Marram Energy Storage Hub in the UK. The project involves integrating gas production, gas storage, hydrogen storage, offshore wind, and decarbonised gas power generation to provide a long-term secure and dependable supply of clean energy. MESH is designed to repurpose late life gas infrastructure, fully electrifying production operations with renewable energy sources. The initial project focuses on the Marram Gas Field, with plans for an unmanned offshore platform, production wells, gas storage, and onshore infrastructure upgrades. The development aims to store a substantial amount of gas and establish an energy hub for future integration with regional projects, including hydrogen storage and low-carbon energy production. EnergyPathways is actively engaging in technical studies and environmental surveys to progress the project. The CEO highlighted MESH's potential to support the UK's energy transition, moderate gas prices, and revitalize abandoned energy assets. The government's support for MESH is encouraged, given its role in providing clean energy and mobilizing public and private capital for the energy transition.