In Willemstad and The Hague, Dutch opposition parties ChristenUnie and D66 have put forth a motion urging the Netherlands to actively engage in a sustainable development project around the Curaçao port led by 2BAYS. The motion, advanced by Members of Parliament Don Ceder and Mpanzu Bamega, highlights the potential benefits of 2BAYS' plans, specifically focusing on ventures in wind energy and green hydrogen production. The MPs believe that these initiatives not only hold promise for Curaçao but also present valuable opportunities for the European Netherlands. This call for involvement in green energy projects aligns with the broader discourse on sustainable development and energy transition within the Kingdom of the Netherlands. However, State Secretary Zsolt Szabó has expressed reservations about the timing of engaging in discussions with the Curaçao government concerning the project, illustrating internal differences within the government regarding this initiative. Despite this, the debate emphasizes the importance of cooperation and shared interests among the Dutch territories, particularly in driving sustainable development and advancing energy transition in the Caribbean region.