EU Battery Regulation: Sustainability requirements in the automotive industry

The urgent need for a transition to a more sustainable and circular economy has prompted the European Community to undertake ambitious environmental initiatives as part of the EU Green Deal.

One of the key upcoming initiatives is the EU Battery Regulation (2023/1542), which introduces critical requirements around battery sustainability, lifecycle management, and traceability through the Battery Product Passport.

Watch our on-demand webinar that dives deep into the EU Battery Regulation and its implications to the main battery economic operators. With increased consumer demand for greener, more sustainable products, it’s vital that companies stay ahead of these regulatory changes.

Our experts will provide valuable insights into the key aspects of the regulation and the upcoming battery passport initiative, with practical cases relative to the automotive sector.

FOCUS TOPICS

• EU Battery Regulation Overview: Understand the regulatory framework and how it impacts the lifecycle of batteries—from sourcing to disposal.
• Battery Product Passport: Learn how the product passport enhances transparency by tracking the battery’s environmental footprint.
• Compliance Strategies: Get practical advice on how your company can meet sustainability and recyclability targets, ensure battery removability, and align with upcoming deadlines.
• Case Studies: Explore real-world examples of how automotive leaders are navigating these changes and leading the charge towards compliance.

WHY ATTEND

In a world where sustainability is becoming a non-negotiable factor for both consumers and businesses, ensuring your company meets the stringent EU Battery Regulation requirements is crucial. This webinar will give you the tools and knowledge needed to prepare your supply chain, manage data, and implement sustainable practices in line with these new standards.

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS

Daniel Philipp Müller

Carbon Footprint and LCA expert – Senior Verifier, TÜV SÜD

Daniel Philipp Müller is a business chemist with a specialisation in sustainability assessments. He has conducted verifications and critical reviews for several industries and products – industrial, electronics, automotive, chemicals and paper.

Before joining TÜV SÜD he worked as a researcher at University of Ulm in the field of Lifecycle Assessment and Carbon Footprinting. In the research project “KlimaConnect” he was project lead for the topic GHG-emissions in the industrial park.

Matteo Simonetto

Sustainability Manager, Western Europe, TÜV SÜD

Matteo is an environmental engineer with a background in Life Cycle Assessment thanks to a Ph.D. obtained at the University of Padua in Italy. He has 10+ years of experience on sustainability topics as advisor and lead auditor for environmental accredited schemes as well as critical reviewer on LCA based topics.

Matteo joined TÜV SÜD in 2023 in the department of sustainability services for the Western Europe Region.