The European Union is focusing on evaluating the viability of several green energy projects as part of its program to support cross-border energy initiatives. Plans for a green fuels terminal, a renewable hydrogen cluster, and two offshore wind farms are currently under assessment to determine their feasibility and potential impact. These projects align with the EU's goals of promoting sustainable energy solutions and reducing carbon emissions. By investing in green fuels and renewable hydrogen, the EU aims to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy and support the growth of renewable energy sources. Assessing the viability of these initiatives is crucial to ensure their successful implementation and contribution to the overall sustainability targets of the EU. The outcomes of these assessments will provide valuable insights into the potential benefits of these green energy projects and their role in advancing the EU's energy transition agenda.