Course Overview
Understanding the new EU Regulation for sustainable, circular, and safe batteries
This course is designed to give you a thorough understanding of the new Batteries Regulation, which aims to establish harmonized legislation for the sustainability and safety of batteries and battery-operated products.
Under the regulation's due diligence obligations, companies are required to identify, prevent, and address social and environmental risks associated with the sourcing, processing, and trading of raw materials used in their batteries.
Upon completion of this course, you will be well-equipped to implement these new standards within your organizations, ensuring compliance and fostering best practices for your business.
What you will learn in this course
This course provides a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical insights, ensuring participants gain a comprehensive understanding of the regulation and its implications for their business operations.
- The Battery Regulation:
- Overview of Regulation 2023/1542
- Key objectives and scope
- Major changes and new requirements
- Battery Supply Chain and Carbon Footprint:
- Understanding the battery supply chain
- Measuring and managing the carbon footprint of batteries
- Strategies for reducing environmental impact
- Battery End-of-Life:
- Understanding how the regulation impacts batteries’ end-of-life
- Overview of the different end-of-life strategies and state-of-the-art technologies
- Best practices to improve end-of-life
- Battery Passport and Battery Data Transparency:
- Introduction to the battery passport concept
- Importance of data transparency in the battery life cycle
- Implementing and managing battery data systems
What you will achieve in this course
By completing this course, you will:
- Gain In-depth Knowledge of Regulation 2023/1542:
- Understand the key objectives and scope of the new EU Battery Regulation.
- Identify the major changes and new requirements introduced by the regulation.
- Master Battery Supply Chain and Carbon Footprint Management:
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of the battery supply chain.
- Master Battery End-of-Life Management:
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of battery recycling and second-life applications.
- Learn to implement effective recycling processes and repurposing strategies.
- Reduce environmental impact through sustainable end-of-life practices and maximize the value of used batteries.
- Implement Battery Passport and Data Transparency Practices:
- Understand the concept and importance of the battery passport.
- Learn to enhance data transparency throughout the battery lifecycle.
What you should know before joining this course
It is helpful to have a basic understanding of the foundational concepts mentioned below to get the most out of the course and effectively grasp the new information presented. However, the course is designed to be accessible, and foundational knowledge will be reviewed as needed.
Battery Technology Basics:
- Fundamental concepts of battery technology.
- Different types of batteries and their common uses.
Environmental and Sustainability Principles:
- Basic principles of environmental sustainability.
- Understanding of carbon footprint and its importance.
Regulatory and Compliance Frameworks:
- Familiarity with general regulatory compliance concepts.
- Basic understanding of how regulations impact corporate operations.
Supply Chain Management:
- Basic knowledge of supply chain management and logistics.
- Awareness of the key stages in the supply chain process.
Who is this Course for
This course provides valuable insights and practical knowledge for professionals across various roles who are involved in or impacted by the new EU Battery Regulation. This course is ideal for:
- Corporate Compliance Officers:
- Professionals responsible for ensuring regulatory compliance within their organizations.
- Individuals tasked with understanding and implementing new regulations.
- Sustainability Managers:
- Those leading sustainability initiatives aim to reduce their organization's environmental impact.
- Professionals looking to integrate sustainable practices in battery management.
- Supply Chain Managers:
- Managers overseeing the procurement, production, and distribution of batteries.
- Individuals focused on optimizing the supply chain for better efficiency and lower carbon footprint.
- Quality Assurance and Safety Managers:
- Professionals ensuring the quality and safety of battery products.
- Individuals responsible for implementing safety standards and best practices.
- Product Managers in Battery and Electronics Industries:
- Managers overseeing product development and lifecycle management of battery-operated products.
- Individuals looking to ensure their products meet new regulatory standards.
