Jacobs wins EnergyPathways contract to steer consenting strategy for UK MESH energy storage project
J•Contract details and project scope
Jacobs won a contract from EnergyPathways to lead consenting, regulatory work, and Development Consent Order activities for the UK MESH Energy Storage Project.
- Scope covers planning and DCO strategy, environmental planning, technical coordination, and stakeholder engagement under the UK NSIP process.
- Work also supports an Ofgem long-duration electricity storage cap-and-floor submission, a grid connection application, and consenting risk management.
- MESH targets 300 MW and 55 GWh in the Irish Sea, linking onshore at Barrow-in-Furness; EnergyPathways targets operations by 2031.
