The second phase of the study for the Caspian–Black Sea–Europe Green Energy Corridor project is underway, with a focus on ensuring safe integration of energy infrastructure into national grids and refining the project's route in alignment with environmental standards. Andrea Meola, Director of Global Markets and Business Development at CESI, highlighted the key aspects the project is concentrating on, including strengthening infrastructure through high-voltage direct current lines and modernization of power grids in several countries. Meola also emphasized the future use of a portion of the transmitted electricity to produce hydrogen in the Caucasus and Europe, showcasing a commitment to clean energy. The project aims to create a clean electricity transmission route from the Caspian Sea through Georgia and the Black Sea to Europe, supporting energy security and decarbonization goals. Evaluation of commercial and market viability, along with potential electricity trade scenarios in Europe, will play a crucial role in determining the project's profitability and financial sustainability.