EnergyPathways MESH Project

under construction

The EnergyPathways MESH Project is a fully integrated energy storage hub located on the Marram gas field in the East Irish Sea. It includes six primary revenue streams: natural gas production, gas storage, long duration energy storage (LDES), high-grade synthetic graphite production, low-cost hydrogen production, and clean ammonia production. The project utilizes innovative processes such as the Hazer Process for methane pyrolysis to produce clean hydrogen and synthetic graphite, and integrates KBR technology for low-carbon ammonia production. It also plans to use subsea salt caverns for compressed air energy storage and gas storage, aiming to provide multi-day deployable power and mitigate wind energy curtailment costs. The project is privately funded, requires no government funding, and has been recognized as a Project of National Significance.