Who is affected
Manufacturers, importers and distributors of batteries and products containing batteries, plus recycling operators and businesses with electrified transport.
Compliance evidence · TSP-verified certificates
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Battery Regulation
The Battery Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 sets requirements for carbon footprint, recycled content, performance and labelling of batteries placed on the EU market. The certifications cover the digital battery passport, supply chain due diligence, collection and recycling targets, and producer responsibility.
Manufacturing
Transport and logistics
Energy and environment
Retail
Information technology
Key requirements
- Carbon footprint declaration for industrial and traction batteries
- Recycled content requirements for cobalt, lithium, nickel and lead
- Digital battery passport with condition and origin data
- Supply chain due diligence for raw materials
- Collection and recycling targets under producer responsibility
Available certifications
Certification track
EU Battery Regulation
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Open certification: Battery Regulation — Basic · Sustainable Batteries for All EmployeesBasic
Battery Regulation — Basic · Sustainable Batteries for All Employees
A short introduction to what the Battery Regulation is, whether it affects the business, and what to do day to day.
Free Start →45 min · Bronze / participant / yr -
Open certification: EU Battery RegulationPro
EU Battery Regulation
Sustainability requirements for batteries: carbon footprint, recycled content, battery passport, due diligence and collection.
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Open certification: Battery Regulation — Expert · Sustainability requirements, due diligence and producer responsibilityExpert
Battery Regulation — Expert · Sustainability requirements, due diligence and producer responsibility
An in-depth certification for battery leads: carbon footprint and recycled content, performance/durability and conformity, battery passport and value-chain due diligence, and producer responsibility with collection, recycling and sanctions.