EnergyPathways and Wood have partnered to advance the Marram Energy Storage Hub (MESH) project, located off the Lancashire coast in the UK. The project aims to be a zero-emission facility utilizing wind farms for power. Wood's unit, Wood Group UK, will provide engineering expertise for the project, focusing on concept engineering and pre-front end engineering and design work. EnergyPathways has accessed funds from Global Green Asset Finance to commence project activities, with plans to convert surplus wind energy into green hydrogen. The collaboration signifies a significant milestone in the UK's energy transition, with the final investment decision expected by the end of 2025. EnergyPathways CEO Ben Clube expressed satisfaction with the partnership and highlighted the importance of integrating energy infrastructure projects to support the country's energy security and net-zero objectives. Wood's recent agreements with bp further solidify its position in delivering engineering services for global projects.