Core Viewpoint - The European Commission has announced that two projects led by Italian gas network operator Snam have been included in the new priority list for cross-border energy projects, qualifying them for EU funding support [1] Group 1: Project Details - The two projects were previously included in the priority list in 2023, and their re-inclusion indicates they will be part of Snam's new industrial plan to be released in early next year [1] - The projects include the SoutH2Corridor hydrogen pipeline project connecting Algeria, Italy, Austria, and Germany, and the Calisto offshore CO2 storage facility project near the coast of Ravenna, Italy [1] Group 2: Project Classification and Benefits - These projects are classified as "projects of common interest" and "mutually beneficial projects," which will enjoy expedited approval processes and are expected to receive financial support from the EU [1]