First Experience Report on Dealing With the Requirements of the New EU Battery Regulation

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Recording of Wednesday, May 07, 2025 | The smarter E Europe 2025 | Exhibition Program | Language: English | Duration: 15:36 .

Navigating the Challenges and Obligations of the EU Battery Regulation: Insights from TÜV SÜD's First Year Experience

The discussion focuses on the EU Battery Regulation, which replaced the 2006 battery directive to ensure sustainable and safer batteries throughout their lifecycle. This regulation applies uniformly across all EU countries without national transposition, marking a significant shift from directives. It covers nearly all types of batteries except those used in defense, space, and some nuclear applications. The regulation categorizes batteries into five main groups: portable; starting lighting and ignition; light transport means; vehicle propulsion; and industrial stationary storage. Economic operators such as manufacturers, importers, distributors have specific obligations under this regulation including CE conformity assessment for manufacturers. A key challenge is understanding one's role within these regulations due to varying responsibilities like producer responsibility differing by country. Technical documentation demonstrating compliance with articles affecting different battery categories is crucial but complex due to ambiguous terminology and overlapping regulations. Additionally, calculating carbon footprints for lifecycle emissions poses resource-intensive challenges requiring notified bodies' involvement when mandatory provisions come into force in future dates specified by delegated acts yet pending implementation.

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Nicholas Bellino
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