Carbon footprint declarations are becoming an important part of the EU Battery Regulation (EU) 2023/1542. But verification goes beyond the final calculation: the underlying manufacturing data, methodology and traceability must also stand up to independent assessment.

In this on-demand webinar, NMi experts explain how battery carbon footprint verification and audit work in practice. Discover what verifiers look for, which documentation and data need to be prepared, and where common non-conformities can arise.

You will gain clarity on:

✔ Carbon footprint requirements under the EU Battery Regulation
✔ The verification process from application to final assessment
✔ Technical documentation, including BOMs, calculation models and datasets
✔ On-site audits and data verification
✔ System boundaries and cradle-to-gate considerations
✔ Common audit risks and non-conformitieshe role of Module D1 within the EU Battery Regulation


This webinar is intended for battery manufacturers, authorised representatives, quality managers, regulatory affairs professionals, compliance managers, and others responsible for preparing their organisation for the EUBR.

Watch on demand and prepare for carbon footprint verification.