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EnergyPathways shares surge 53% on Siemens Energy partnership for MESH project

EnergyPathways PLC (AIM:EPP) saw its shares rise 53% after announcing a partnership with Siemens Energy to lead a feasibility study for its MESH energy storage project. The project aims to store excess offshore wind power using compressed air or hydrogen and natural gas reserves to enhance the UK’s energy flexibility and support the country’s clean energy transition. The initiative involves collaboration with Wood Group, Hazer, and KBR.