The European Commission has rolled out the Clean Industrial Deal State Aid Framework (CISAF) to aid member states in accelerating their transition to clean energy, industrial decarbonization, and clean technology as part of the Clean Industrial Deal initiative. This regulation outlines how member states can offer public support for clean industry investments under EU state aid rules, allowing for the swift implementation of national aid programs until December 31, 2030. CISAF focuses on five key areas, including simplifying procedures for fast-tracking support for projects such as wind, solar power, and hydrogen to assist hard-to-abate industries in meeting decarbonization goals. Additionally, member states will provide electricity cost support for energy-intensive industries exposed to global competition, requiring investments in decarbonization efforts. The framework encourages investments in a wide range of decarbonization and energy efficiency technologies like electrification, hydrogen, biomass, and CCUS. It also supports investments in clean technology production covered by the Net-Zero Industry Act and critical raw materials necessary for clean technologies to prevent such investments from leaving the EU. Furthermore, CISAF incentivizes demand for clean technologies by offering tax incentives to companies investing in these technologies. Ultimately, the framework aims to reduce financial risks for private investments by providing equity, loans, or guarantees for initiatives in energy infrastructure, circular economy, and other clean industry sectors.