What appears at first glance as a data tool, is in fact a structural intervention – one that will redefine how responsibilities are assigned, tracked, and enforced, particularly at end-of-life.
Regulatory requirements for batteries have fundamentally changed. Since January, the new EU Battery Regulation has been reshaping compliance across Europe – and manufacturers and distributors need to rethink their reporting structures.
The new regulation is not a cosmetic update, but a structural reshaping of the battery market. How companies prepare for compliance – and position themselves as leaders in the field of sustainable energy storage.
The introduction of the new Battery Regulation is currently the talk of the town and raises many questions. Despite many changes, some rules remain the same. Let’s have a closer look at the current situation.
This blog post is about the biggest changes in the new Regulation compared to the old Legislation and what will be important for producers of Electrical Appliances.
There are millions of tons of electrical and electronic devices and batteries in use and each year more are put on the market.
To respond to the growing demands, the EU has adopted a New Battery Regulation in July 2023, which replaces the previous Battery Directive from 2006. We summarized the Directive and its key changes for you.
