The EU Battery Regulation significantly reforms producer responsibility systems for batteries. At the Battery Regulation Seminar held in August 2025 at Heureka Science Center in Vantaa, participants learned about the regulation’s impacts on the...
The battery regulation seminar, which addressed changes in battery producer responsibility, brought together the entire battery ecosystem. The topic was extremely timely, as the changes concerning waste management and producer...
The changes in waste management and extended producer responsibility under the EU Battery Regulation entered into force on 18 August 2025. Batteries may no longer be placed on the market without fulfilling producer responsibility obligations and...
The EU’s new battery regulation introduces significant changes to the producer responsibility for industrial batteries starting from 18 August 2025. The key change is the expansion of responsibility: producers will be responsible not only for the...
In Finland, the collection and recycling of batteries has been effectively implemented through producer responsibility systems, and the requirements of the current legislation are well met. Chapter 8 of the battery regulation, entering into force...
Due diligence in the battery supply chain – what do the Battery Regulation and the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D) require from companies? These questions were addressed in the fifth Battery Regulation webinar...
A recycling system compliant with producer responsibility is being built for large industrial batteries by expanding Recser’s operations...
Critical battery minerals such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, and graphite are expected to face global shortages in the coming years as the number of electric vehicles (EVs) and battery energy storage systems grows rapidly...
The demand for batteries and their critical raw materials is rapidly increasing, while the number of batteries reaching the end of their lifecycle is also rising quickly. This means a dramatic growth in hazardous waste...
The European Commission has published guidelines aimed at clarifying the uniform application of regulations concerning the removability and replaceability of portable batteries and light electric vehicle batteries (LMT batteries)...
