Core Points - The US-EU tariff agreement poses a significant threat to EU clean technology manufacturers, particularly affecting the electric vehicle and grid equipment sectors, which account for 52% and 27% of EU clean technology exports respectively [1] - The clean technology industry in the EU has been thriving, largely driven by demand from US buyers, achieving a growth rate of 58% last year and exporting clean technology products worth $84 billion, with $20 billion of that going to the US [1] - The new tariff agreement jeopardizes the strong trade relationship between the EU and the US, as the EU has agreed to impose a 15% tariff on all goods exported to the US, raising concerns among companies in the electric vehicle value chain about their competitiveness [1]