The recent proposal of the European Commission (EC) to allocate 100 billion euros ($105 billion) to support EU-made clean manufacturing within the bloc has raised concerns from the China Chamber of Commerce to the EU (CCCEU) about the EU policy's potential discrimination against foreign businesses including those from China.

This will include both a bit of stick and a bit of carrot, right where on the one hand there is the industrial clean deal. This is basically the Green Deal 2.0 that basically has been kind of re revamped after these sort of detractors from the sort of climate agenda have sort of got their influence and in saying that basically competitiveness is more important.

The Clean Industrial Deal will support renewable energy sources within the European Union. The EU is facing cheaper competition from abroad and the threat of US tariffs.The European Commission will outline its Clean Industrial Deal on Wednesday,