The European Commission has added three new projects to the List of Renewable Energy Cross-border Projects (CB RES list) under the Connecting Europe Facility for Energy (CEF Energy). The projects aim to drive sustainable energy solutions and include initiatives like PONTIS, BEI, and TMNHSA. PONTIS focuses on building an integrated, cross-border renewable hydrogen supply chain in Europe. BEI aims at offshore wind farms and interconnectors for electricity trading between Denmark and Germany. TMNHSA is a cross-border initiative between Romania and Bulgaria, utilizing the hydropower potential of the Danube River. These projects will fill the gap in regional renewable electricity production, promote an open electricity market, increase energy independence, and reduce fossil fuel consumption. The projects on the CB RES list include ELWIND, GOERLITZ-ZGORZELEC, CICERONE, SLOWP, and ULP-RES WP, which contribute to renewable energy production and cross-border cooperation. The projects receive financial support under the CEF Energy Programme, ensuring their development and success. The advancement of these projects aligns with the EU's renewable energy objectives and the European Green Deal, driving towards a more sustainable and decarbonized energy sector. By promoting cross-border cooperation and renewable energy integration, these projects play a crucial role in achieving long-term decarbonization strategies in the EU.