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Not entirely sure what your question actually is but I’m guessing you need to know that G = Ground and then either Red, Black or Blue are your two hots (any combination will get you 210v ish). However you said 240v so have you bought a European pump instead of a US one? In which case, check that it will work at 60Hz and not 50Hz as it will be spinning a bit faster if so.
I would have to say green for the ground and for the 2 hots black,red. It shouldn’t have a white which indicates a neutral. On a 240 volt submersible pump a neutral is not needed.
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