EnergyPathways plc, a company focusing on energy transition, has announced a strategic engagement with Hazer Group Ltd to develop a clean hydrogen facility in the UK. The partnership involves utilizing Hazer's proprietary hydrogen production technology, licensed globally through an alliance with KBR Inc, a global engineering leader. The MOU aims to develop a 90MW hydrogen facility as part of EnergyPathways' MESH integrated energy storage project, with a focus on decarbonising energy supply and mitigating Scope 3 emissions. The collaboration will enable EnergyPathways to produce and store hydrogen for clean power generation, ammonia production, and high-quality synthetic graphite. The MESH hydrogen facility aligns with the UK government's re-industrialisation goals by establishing domestic production of critical commodities, reducing import reliance, and accelerating decarbonisation efforts. Methane pyrolysis technology is recognized under the UK's energy policy framework as a pathway to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors and reduce scope-3 emissions. The project also aims to competitively produce clean ammonia domestically, supporting UK re-industrialization and aligning with the country's energy policies. The MESH hydrogen facility is set to undergo concept engineering studies to finalize the technical design before proceeding to detailed Front End Engineering and Design. EnergyPathways aims to deliver cost-effective clean hydrogen production and contribute to decarbonization efforts in the UK's energy sector. The partnership with Hazer signifies a step towards providing affordable, low-carbon energy solutions in the UK, backed by the UK Government's support for various decarbonization pathways.