The European Commission has selected four project studies for funding under the 2023 Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) for Energy call. These studies will assess planned cross-border solar and offshore wind projects involving Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Poland, and Portugal. One of the highlighted projects is the Pomeranian Green Hydrogen Cluster, aiming to develop a cluster of wind and photovoltaic production sites, electrolyzers, and pipelines for hydrogen production. Another project involves building a radial wind farm in Denmark connected to the German grid. Additionally, Madoqua Green Fuels Terminal Lda plans to construct a solar-powered green fuel storage and bunkering terminal in Portugal. The final project study explores the potential construction of a wind farm in the North Sea for energy interconnection between Germany and Scotland. These initiatives support the EU's Trans-European Networks for Energy Regulation to integrate power and gas infrastructure. The EU funding, totaling EUR 1.02 million, focuses on green energy projects to accelerate the transition to a net-zero emissions economy by 2050. The initiatives also include offshore electricity grids and hydrogen projects, marking a shift towards cleaner energy sources and infrastructure development in Europe.