EU Market Regulations
We help our clients understanding the EU battery regulations and ensure compliance
EU Battery
Regulation 2023/1542
The EU Battery Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 introduces significant new obligations for OEMs and battery suppliers. The regulation covers areas including sustainability and due diligence, battery safety and performance, labelling, the Battery Passport, and end-of-life management.
Our team can help you understand the regulatory requirements, assess their impact on your products and processes, and develop a practical compliance strategy. We provide expert guidance to help ensure your battery systems and documentation are compliant, while preparing your organisation for future regulatory milestones.
Certification standards
In addition to regulatory requirements, battery packs for the European market must comply with a range of international standards covering safety, environmental durability, EMC, transportation, and material restrictions. These include standards such as ISO 19453-6, ISO 12405-4, UNECE R10 / CISPR 25, UNECE R100, UN 38.3, and the RoHS Directive.
We help you identify the standards applicable to your battery system, interpret the technical requirements, and develop a compliance strategy. Working closely with your team, we support testing, documentation, and certification activities to help ensure a smooth path to market.
Compliance Check
The new EU battery regulations apply not only to future programmes but also to many battery systems already on the market. Ensuring continued compliance is essential to minimise regulatory risk and maintain market access.
We assess your existing battery systems, documentation, and engineering processes against the latest EU requirements. Where gaps are identified, we provide practical recommendations and a clear implementation roadmap to achieve compliance. We also help you prepare for future regulatory milestones, ensuring your products remain compliant as the legislation continues to evolve.
