EnergyPathways plcEnergyPathways appoints Jacobs for its MESH project, advancing development towards 2031 operational target.
EnergyPathways has appointed Jacobs to provide consenting, regulatory, and Development Consent Order services for its Marram Energy Storage Hub project in the UK. The project, located in the Irish Sea and connecting onshore at Barrow-in-Furness, aims to enhance UK energy security and flexibility. Jacobs will manage planning and DCO strategy, oversee environmental planning, and lead stakeholder engagement. EnergyPathways targets operational status by 2031, pending consents and financing. The MESH project, expected to be one of the UK's largest integrated energy storage schemes, will have a capacity of 300MW/55GW-hours, combining compressed air energy storage with natural gas and hydrogen storage for ultra-long-duration storage exceeding 190 hours. Jacobs will also advise on EnergyPathways' submission to Ofgem's Long Duration Electricity Storage Cap & Floor scheme and support grid connection applications.
EnergyPathways plcEnergyPathways appoints Jacobs for its MESH project, advancing development towards 2031 operational target.
Jacobs Solutions Inc.Jacobs selected to provide services for EnergyPathways' MESH project, securing new contract work.