An overview of EU Battery Regulation

The European Union Battery Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 has entered into force with the objective of regulating the entire lifecycle of batteries to provide better protection for the environment and consumers. Starting from 18 August 2024, CE marking's compliance assessment will be mandatory and batteries without the CE marking will not be allowed to be sold in the EU market.

In this white paper, we’ll dive into key topics such as restricted substances, carbon footprint, recycled content, performance and durability requirements, safety requirements, battery labelling requirements, battery health monitoring by battery management systems, due diligence checks of battery economic operators, battery passports and waste battery management to help businesses understand the overall framework and timeline of the EU Battery Regulation to carry out the required preparation work.

Download our white paper now to equip your business for success by understanding the full regulatory framework and timeline

Why download the white paper?

• Comprehensive Overview: Gain a clear and concise understanding of the EU Battery Regulation to keep your business informed and prepared.
• In-Depth Insights: Delve into the regulatory framework and discover how it reshapes the entire battery lifecycle, from development to disposal.
• Adapt and Thrive: Learn about the critical changes your business needs to adopt to successfully navigate this evolving landscape and stay ahead of the curve.
• Drive Sustainability: Equip yourself with the knowledge to not only stay compliant but also contribute to a greener, more sustainable future.

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