EU Battery Regulation: Next phase for Due Diligence & Passport

Understand due diligence and Battery Passport requirements under the EU Battery Regulation, and how to prepare your organisation now.

Live

Webinar

26 Aug 2026

8:00 AM - 9:30 AM ET (EST/EDT)

English

Overview

While much of the early focus of the EU Battery Regulation has been on carbon footprint requirements, the next phase is bringing new expectations around battery due diligence and the Battery Passport.

Together, these requirements will change how organisations manage battery data, track supply chains and demonstrate compliance across the battery lifecycle.

In this extended 90-minute webinar, TÜV SÜD experts Nicholas Bellino and Liang-da Chiu will explain what these changes mean in practice, how due diligence connects with Battery Passport requirements, and where companies are currently seeing the biggest preparation gaps.

The session is designed to be interactive, with dedicated Q&A opportunities throughout. You will be able to raise your specific challenges and gain practical input from TÜV SÜD experts.

Webinar details

Date: 26 August 2026
Time: 8:00 EDT
Speakers: Nicholas Bellino and Liang-da Chiu, TÜV SÜD

Format:
- 90-minute live session
- Expert-led presentations
- Interactive Q&A throughout the webinar
- Opportunity to ask questions specific to your organisation

What you will learn

What battery due diligence means under the EU Battery Regulation
How Battery Passport requirements may affect your organisation
Why data, traceability and supply chain transparency are becoming more important
Common gaps and challenges companies are already facing
Practical steps you can take now to start preparing

Who should attend

This webinar is designed for organisations involved in the battery value chain, including companies that manufacture, use, import, distribute or place batteries and battery-powered products on the EU market.

It is relevant for organisations working with:

Electric vehicle batteries
Energy storage systems, including ESS and BESS
Industrial batteries
Smaller battery applications, such as medical devices, electronics and mobility products

It is particularly useful for professionals in:

Compliance and regulatory affairs
Engineering and product development
Sustainability and ESG
Supply chain and procurement
Quality and risk management

Nicholas Bellino

Senior Expert, TÜV SÜD

Nicholas Bellino is a senior expert at TÜV SÜD specialising in battery regulatory compliance, conformity assessment, and global market access. He works closely with manufacturers, importers or distributors to assess their conformity to the EU Battery Regulation.

With extensive experience across lithium-ion technologies, safety standards, and international certification schemes, Nicholas helps customers navigate complex requirements and is a frequent regulatory expert to organisations preparing for the EU Battery Regulation and other emerging sustainability and performance mandates.

Liang-da Chiu

Sustainability Service Manager, TÜV SÜD

Liang-da Chiu is a TÜV SÜD sustainability service manager who oversees a wide range of service portfolio, including carbon footprint, recycled content, supply chain due diligence. He has experience working with cross-regional stakeholders and brings practical insight into how laboratories, manufacturers, and certification bodies must collaborate to deliver credible, verifiable results.

He is particularly engaged in supporting industry readiness for new obligations under the EU Battery Regulation, including the Product Carbon Footprint, Due Diligence and Recycled Content requirements.

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Get clear on what is coming next under the EU Battery Regulation, and what your organisation can do now to prepare.

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