The EU Clean Industrial Deal is a strategic initiative aimed at enhancing the competitiveness and sustainability of the European industry. The deal emphasizes the importance of regulations and financial incentives to promote investment in industry, alongside existing laws introduced under the Green Deal. Key objectives include reducing CO2 emissions, enhancing energy efficiency, and transitioning towards a circular economy. The deal focuses on ensuring affordable energy for industries through measures such as electrification, clean energy roll-out, and grid infrastructure improvement. Additionally, it aims to accelerate the adoption of renewable and low-carbon hydrogen to facilitate EU decarbonisation. The initiative also seeks to expand the market for clean products by introducing non-price criteria in procurement, creating a carbon intensity label for industrial products, and promoting the circular economy. Measures include identifying strategic resource projects, implementing sustainable product requirements, and introducing new legislation for the circular economy. Furthermore, the Clean Industrial Deal simplifies the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to reduce carbon leakage and ensure a more sustainable industry.