Battery Regulation Webinar Series: From Carbon Footprint to Compliance
Three focused sessions to help manufacturers understand, verify, and implement the EU Battery Regulation.
The EU Battery Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 introduces new requirements for battery manufacturers, covering areas such as carbon footprint, conformity assessment, and lifecycle obligations.
For many organisations, the challenge is not awareness — but understanding how these requirements translate into practical processes, documentation, and audits.
To support this, NMi is hosting a three-part webinar series designed to guide you through key aspects of the regulation: from carbon footprint verification, to conformity assessment in practice, to building a structured compliance roadmap.
Each session builds on the previous one, but can also be attended individually depending on your organisation’s current stage.
What to expect
✔ Three expert-led Battery Regulation webinar✔ Practical guidance based on real audit and verification experience
✔ Clear next steps for each stage of compliance
✔ Focus on verification, conformity, and implementation
Session 1
Carbon Footprint report
verification and audit
Focused on the verification and audit of battery carbon footprint declarations under the EU Battery Regulation.
✔ Understand verification and audit requirements
✔ Learn how carbon footprint data is assessed
✔ Identify key documentation and audit expectations
Session 2
Battery Regulation assessment in practice – Module D1 audit what to expect
A practical session on how Module D1 conformity assessment works and what to expect during an audit.
✔ Conformity assessment process explained
✔ Documentation and evidence requirements
✔ How to prepare for a successful audit
Session 3 — September 24
Building Your EUBR Compliance Roadmap – Integrating EUBR into your existing processes
Focused on integrating the regulation into your organisation’s existing processes.
✔ From gap assessment to conformity
✔ Integration into quality and operational systems
✔ Managing ongoing obligations and responsibilities