The European Commission has unveiled the Clean Industrial Deal to expedite decarbonization and ensure the sustainability of manufacturing in Europe. President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the importance of breaking obstacles hindering European companies, with a strong focus on energy-intensive industries, clean tech, and circularity. European Shipowners and Danish Shipping lauded the initiatives to reduce reporting burdens, de-risk investments in clean fuels for shipping, and escalate the production of green fuels. The European Sea Ports Organisation also welcomed the Deal, highlighting the need to streamline permitting procedures, stimulate the demand for decarbonized products, and promote industrial clusters. Moreover, Hydrogen Europe praised the emphasis on demand-side measures in the Deal to support industry efforts in reaching 2030 targets, particularly through project labelling and incentives for decarbonization projects. The industry stakeholders underscore the importance of concrete actions to translate these strategies into tangible results for Europe's clean technology sectors, including hydrogen, to meet climate goals effectively.