Producers of large industrial batteries came together for a joint seminar at the beginning of April. The topic of the seminar was the EU’s new Battery Regulation and the responsibilities it imposes on producers...
The webinar by Akkukierrätys and Recser Oy introduced the new durability, safety, labelling and information requirements of the EU Batteries Regulation...
The changes necessitated by the EU’s new Batteries Regulation and our increasingly battery-reliant society require producers to assess safety and vulnerabilities across the collection chain. Safety must be considered...
The updated guide takes into account the final content of the EU Battery Regulation that came into effect in August 2023, along with the requirements regarding battery passports. The guide assists in the implementation of battery passports...
The application of the EU Battery Regulation , which came into effect on 17 August, will largely start after a six-month transition period in February of the next year...
The new battery regulation aims to increase European battery production and is said to create opportunities for the Finnish battery industry. But what do experts in the field...
The EU's new battery regulation provides battery producers with the opportunity to stand out from their competitors through sustainability. Funding for projects that support the regulation's objectives is already available...
The national implementation of the new Batteries Regulation requires adjustments and changes, including revisions to waste legislation. The role of producer responsibility will be strengthened, but interpretations and guidelines from the Commission...
The seminar of the battery industry manufacturers’ anniversary year brought the industry experts together for the first time to talk about the new EU Battery Regulation. Nearly 300 battery...
The European Parliament adopted the EU’s Battery Regulation, which was prepared for already a couple of years, with the overwhelming majority voting for it. After the final vote by the plenary meeting, the Council of the European Union must adopt...
