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[David Shaw @David90shaw]

🚨 EMERGENCY WARNING TO EVERY PENSIONER IN GREAT BRITAIN: LABOUR IS PREPARING THE ULTIMATE WEALTH GRAB!

If you worked hard for 40 years, paid your taxes, and saved for retirement, Prime Minister Andy Burnham has just placed a massive target firmly on your back.

The highly influential IPPR think tank, which is packed with Burnham's own inner circle, just published the exact socialist blueprint Labour plans to use to bail out their bankrupt government. 🤡

Look at the terrifying three step robbery they are demanding for the October Budget.

First, slapping National Insurance directly onto the incomes of 9.6 million British pensioners.

Second, hiking capital gains tax to a staggering 40 percent to crush your investments.

Third, a devastating 0.65 percent annual property wealth tax just for the privilege of living inside your own family home!

They label you "wealthy" to justify stealing the nest egg you spent a lifetime building. Yet they magically find endless billions to house illegal arrivals in catered hotels without blinking an eye.

They treat the generation that built this country like an absolute cash machine while engineering our total national decline. The mask has completely slipped.

RT and SHARE this everywhere to warn every single retiree in Great Britain before Chancellor John Healey raids their bank accounts! 🇬🇧🔥

[Street Hawk @streethawk0]

Drunk woman going crazy on the train - Part 4 🤭🤭🤭🤭

[Bel 🅱️7️⃣8️⃣ @Belcourtoi]

🇬🇧⚡ ENERGYPATHWAYS #EPP, THE BIGGER PICTURE IS LDES

The UK is undergoing one of the biggest transformations of its electricity system in generations.

But there is a fundamental problem that needs solving:

Britain doesn’t just need more renewable electricit, it needs somewhere to STORE it. 🔋

And that is where Long Duration Electricity Storage (LDES) becomes critical.

🇬🇧 The UK Government’s Clean Power 2030 strategy calls for:

🔋 4–6GW of LDES by 2030

Yet Britain currently has only around:

⚡ 2.8GW / 23.9GWh of operational LDES

And looking further ahead, NESO’s pathway points towards approximately:

🚀 16.5GW of LDES by 2050

This isn’t a niche requirement.

LDES is becoming critical national energy infrastructure.

🌬️ WHY DOES BRITAIN NEED IT?

The UK is building enormous amounts of offshore wind and other renewable generation.

But renewable electricity production doesn’t always coincide with demand.

When wind generation is exceptionally strong, Britain can produce more electricity than the system can efficiently absorb.

That can mean:

❌ Grid constraints
❌ Wind curtailment
❌ Generators being paid to reduce output
❌ Valuable clean energy effectively being wasted

Then, at other times, Britain experiences the opposite problem:

🌬️ Low wind
📈 High demand
⚡ Insufficient renewable generation

LDES helps bridge that gap.

GENERATE → STORE → DISPATCH

🌬️➡️⚡➡️🔋➡️⚡➡️🏠

Instead of wasting surplus renewable electricity, store it when it is abundant and release it when Britain actually needs it.

🔋 THIS IS WHERE MESH GETS VERY INTERESTING

EnergyPathways isn’t proposing another conventional short-duration battery.

MESH is designed around large-scale underground energy storage, including compressed-air energy storage using salt caverns beneath the East Irish Sea.

The ambition is multi-day storage.

That distinction matters enormously.

A future electricity system dominated by renewables doesn’t only need storage capable of shifting electricity by a few hours.

Britain increasingly needs infrastructure capable of dealing with:

🌬️ Multi-day fluctuations in wind generation
⚡ Extended periods of high electricity demand
🔋 Huge volumes of surplus renewable electricity
📉 Grid constraints and curtailment
🛡️ Security of supply

That is the territory MESH is targeting.

🇪🇺 AND LOOK AT THE POTENTIAL SCALE

At its proposed scale, MESH has the potential to become one of the largest LDES developments in the UK and Europe.

This isn’t simply about building a storage facility.

It is potentially about creating a strategic energy storage hub capable of storing enormous quantities of energy beneath the Irish Sea.

Think about the scale of the opportunity.

Britain currently has just 23.9GWh of operational LDES.

MESH’s proposed multi-day CAES development alone demonstrates why geological storage could operate in an entirely different league from conventional battery storage.

🏛️ THE GOVERNMENT NOW RECOGNISES THE NEED

This is perhaps the most important part of the #EPP story.

The Government’s July 2026 Clean Flexibility Roadmap says grid-scale storage and LDES play a:

“critical role in balancing the power system”

as electricity demand rises and supply becomes increasingly intermittent.

And in June 2026 Ofgem announced its minded-to position supporting:

⚡ 7.6GW
🔋 137GWh
🏗️ 16 LDES projects

through the first Cap & Floor window.

And importantly…

Compressed Air Energy Storage is included. 💥

CAES therefore isn’t simply a theoretical technology sitting outside UK energy policy.

It is represented within Britain’s emerging LDES infrastructure programme.

[Bel 🅱️7️⃣8️⃣ @Belcourtoi]

#EPP CEO Ben Clube highlighted more than just energy storage.

MESH has the potential to:

✅ Lower consumer energy bills
✅ Strengthen UK energy security
✅ Create significant economic opportunities for Barrow and the North West
✅ Unlock more renewable energy

Infrastructure with real-world impact.

Our time is coming

[reverandkev @reverandaim]

@Belcourtoi Wow looking good

[Bel 🅱️7️⃣8️⃣ @Belcourtoi]

Anyone wondering how to value #EPP right not just look at #KIST gas storage deal.

💷 #KIST paid £25m for Top Hill Fram which can has capacity of 17.8m Therms

#EPP MESH has a capacity of 500m Therms (28 times bigger) 

🧮 Do the maths

💰This gives our 50bcf (500m Therms) storage facility a value of £700m 

Marram has the same capacity as the Rough Field owned by Centrica.

Centrica will need to spend £2b on that field

This makes #EPPs MESH project a potential take over target by Centrica and other majors.

A low ball £200m TO will equal to around 80p+ or there about per share … not suggesting it will happen but it highlights the mismatch between our project and Shareprice

[Bel 🅱️7️⃣8️⃣ @Belcourtoi]

Anyone wondering how to value #EPP right not just look at #KIST recent gas storage deal.

💷 #KIST paid £25m for Top Hill Fram which can has capacity of 17.8m Therms

#EPP MESH has a capacity of 500m Therms (28 times bigger) 

🧮 Do the maths

💰This gives our 50bcf (500m Therms) storage facility a value of £700m 

Marram has the same capacity as the Rough Field owned by Centrica.

Centrica will need to spend £2b on that field

This makes #EPPs MESH project a potential take over target by Centrica and other majors.

A low ball £300m TO will equal to around 125p or there about per share … not suggesting it will happen but it highlights the mismatch between our project and Shareprice

Bring on 40p and the £100m MC.

[Carlo Towl @Towlie1981]

- Worlds largest CAES
- Joint largest gas storage site in UK
- Funded to FID
- Talks with major banks/Tier 1 offtake partners commenced for project debt finance (not dilution)
- Cap & floor
- Sovereign Graphite production
- Sovereign Ammonia production
- £24m MCAP
#EPP

[Bel 🅱️7️⃣8️⃣ @Belcourtoi]

#EPP bring on 20p plz

The re-rate has only just begun

[David Vance @DavidVance]

She should be deported.

[Thomas Titmouse @ThomasTitmouse]

#PREM #Zulu
The Zulu Project - progress in motion

[EnergyPathways @energy_pathways]

RNS: EnergyPathways #EPP Launches FEED for the World’s Largest CAES and the UK's Largest LDES Project

EnergyPathways and @Siemens_Energy confirm commercial viability of the MESH Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) project. FEED has been launched, funded by a £15m Financing Agreement.

CAES Project Highlights: 

• A 300 MW CAES facility with 55 GWh storage capacity, offering multiday discharge capability and critical grid stability services.

• Project commerciality and economic viability confirmed with EPP’s major project technology partner Siemens Energy.

• The Gas Storage Licence award decision is not required for this project to proceed.

• Participation in Ofgem’s LDES cap and floor second round expected to commence later this year.

• FID planned for 2028 with operational startup at the end of 2031, subject to regulatory approvals.

• Requires little or no government/taxpayer subsidy.

• Local support received for MESH planned onshore facilities from “Team Barrow”, a private/public partnership to strengthen and diversify Barrow-in-Furness’ economy.

• A £15 million financing agreement in place to fund FEED. Expressions of Interest for project financing also received from leading global banks and project financing discussions are underway.

The MESH CAES Facility

The MESH CAES facility is expected to be the world's largest CAES facility and Britain's largest LDES project, and will have a power capacity of around 300 MW and energy capacity of 55.2 GWh, providing over 7 days of sustained power output. 

The facility will use surplus power from Britain's grid and nearby offshore wind farms to compress air into large, purpose-built, offshore salt caverns. When required, the stored air will be withdrawn, heated and expanded, via a high‑efficiency cycle turbine designed for hydrogen fuel heating, to generate decarbonised dispatchable power. 

An onshore sustainable industry park will be developed at Barrow-in-Furness to support the MESH project. It will include the CAES storage operations base as well as a low carbon hydrogen and graphite production facility. 

Ben Clube, CEO of EnergyPathways, said:

"I am delighted to kick off the FEED programme for our MESH CAES project. This project, when brought online, will be an invaluable asset for the UK's electricity network and will help deliver the objective for a clean energy system.

 Importantly, we expect UK consumers will see the benefits of our CAES project through lower power bills. By harnessing Britain's abundant wasted wind power, it can be used to produce low-cost dispatchable power to reduce our dependency on expensive gas imports for our power supply.”

#CleanEnergy #LDES #CAES #EnergyStorage #MESH @energygovuk @ZenithEnergy @ofgem

[Reddit Investor @RedditDeluxe]

#EPP RNS: CAES Proceeds to FEED

- World’s Largest CAES Project
- UK’s Largest LDES Project
- Deemed commercially viable by @Siemens_Energy
- Not reliant on Gas Storage License

https://t.co/kS3udUkF0G

[reverandkev @reverandaim]

@ThomasTitmouse @IGcom Yes ig gone downhill

[Bel 🅱️7️⃣8️⃣ @Belcourtoi]

#EPP news is big

#EPP just de-risked its flagship project in a BIG way. Pre-FEED completed with Siemens Energy confirming economic viability, that’s not hype, that’s hard engineering + numbers backing it.

Now they’ve officially launched FEED 🚀

💴 Funded
➡️ Minimally dilutive (£15m)
📅 Clear path to FID in 2028

And what are they building?

⚡ Potentially the WORLD’S LARGEST CAES project
⚡ 300MW / 55GWh (!!) multi-day storage
⚡ Critical solution to the UK’s renewable curtailment problem

This directly targets one of the biggest inefficiencies in the UK grid today: wasted wind energy costing billions annually.

What’s even more bullish:

🇬🇧 The wider MESH project has “national significance” status
🏦 Interest already coming from major global project finance banks
📊 Positioned for Ofgem’s LDES cap & floor scheme (huge for revenue visibility)

And here’s the kicker…

CAES can does not need the gas storage licence …

This is how billion-pound infrastructure stories start, early validation, strategic funding, institutional interest… then scale.

Market cap vs potential here? Doesn’t look aligned. Expect a re-rate to kick off once market start to click.

#EPP is no longer just a concept, it’s moving into execution with one of the most important energy storage assets in the UK.

DYOR, but this just got very interesting 🔥

[Bolton Wanderers @OfficialBWFC]

🏆 We won the FA Cup for the first time on this day in 1923!

The Whites beat West Ham United 2-0 in the first game to ever be played at Wembley Stadium, which would become known as the ‘White Horse Final. ⚪️

#bwfc

[Andy @Blowster85]

#RIFT - Back in the buyzone under 10p

Have a listen to CEO Charles FitzRoy interview from yesterday

Fantastic opportunity

[Andy @Blowster85]

#VULT - Some nice early buying here

Expecting to see new highs above 2.3p in May

Lots going on and very cheap valuation at £3.5m

[reverandkev @reverandaim]

#vult 1.10/1.20 climbing all buys

[Mr R @MrR1chmond]

Huge News #EPP