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EU Batteries Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2023/1542)

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CodeControlAlso in
Annexes I-XVThe Annexes0
Art 10Performance and durability requirements for rechargeable industrial batteries, LMT batteries and electric vehicle batteries0
Art 10(1)Accompanying document of electrochemical performance and durability values and its technical explanation0
Art 10(2)-(3)Minimum performance and durability values for rechargeable industrial batteries and LMT batteries0
Art 11Removability and replaceability of portable batteries and LMT batteries0
Art 11(1)-(3)Portable batteries readily removable and replaceable by the end-user, with instructions online, subject to the listed derogations0
Art 11(5)-(8)LMT batteries removable by an independent professional, spare parts for five years, no software impediment0
Art 12Safety of stationary battery energy storage systems0
Art 13Labelling and marking of batteries0
Art 13(1)-(3)General information, capacity and duration labels0
Art 13(4)-(5)Separate collection symbol and the Cd and Pb heavy-metal symbols0
Art 13(6)-(7)QR code giving access to the battery passport or to the conformity and waste information0
Art 13(9)New labels and change-of-status marking for batteries prepared for re-use, repurposed or remanufactured0
Art 14Information on the state of health and expected lifetime of batteries0
Art 14(1)-(2)State of health and expected lifetime data in the battery management system with read-only access0
Art 14(3)Software reset function of the battery management system0
Art 17Conformity assessment procedures and modules0
Art 18EU declaration of conformity0
Art 20Rules and conditions for affixing the CE marking0
Art 38Obligations of manufacturers0
Art 38(1)-(3)Manufacturers: design and manufacture to the requirements, instructions and safety information, labelling, technical documentation, conformity assessment, declaration and CE markin0
Art 38(4)-(5)Manufacturers: ten-year retention and continued conformity of series production0
Art 38(6)-(7)Manufacturers: model identification, batch or serial number, and manufacturer identity and contact details0
Art 38(9)-(10)Manufacturers: corrective action, withdrawal, recall, notification of risk, and information to authorities0
Art 39Obligations of suppliers of battery cells and battery modules0
Art 4Free movement0
Art 40Obligations of authorised representatives0
Art 41Obligations of importers0
Art 41(1)-(2)Importers: placing only compliant batteries on the market after verifying the manufacturer's steps0
Art 41(3)-(5)Importers: identity and contact details, storage and transport conditions, sample testing and complaints register0
Art 41(6)-(8)Importers: corrective action and notification, ten-year availability of the declaration and documentation, information to authorities0
Art 42Obligations of distributors0
Art 43Obligations of fulfilment service providers0
Art 44Cases in which importers and distributors take on the manufacturer's obligations0
Art 45Obligations of operators placing on the market batteries prepared for re-use, prepared for repurposing, repurposed or remanufactured0
Art 46Identification of economic operators: supply-chain records for ten years0
Art 47Scope of the due diligence chapter0
Art 48Battery due diligence policies: set up and implement, third-party verification and periodic audit, ten-year documentation (application postponed to 18 August 2027)0
Art 49Economic operator's management system0
Art 49(1)Management system: policy, standards, top-management responsibility, chain of custody, contracts, grievance mechanism0
Art 49(2)Chain-of-custody documentation for each raw material0
Art 5Batteries placed on the market only if they meet the sustainability, safety, labelling and information requirements0
Art 50Risk management obligations0
Art 50(1)-(2)Risk identification and the strategy to prevent, mitigate and address adverse impacts0
Art 50(3)-(4)Probability assessment, third-party verification of the operator's own due diligence chain, and reporting to top management0
Art 51Third-party verification of battery due diligence policies by notified bodies0
Art 52Disclosure of information on battery due diligence policies: to authorities, to downstream purchasers, the annual public report and recycled-source conclusions0
Art 53Recognition of due diligence schemes0
Art 54Competent authority0
Art 55Register of producers: registration in every Member State of first making available, application contents and notification of changes0
Art 56Extended producer responsibility and the financial contributions it covers0
Art 57Producer responsibility organisations: equal treatment, modulated contributions, territorial coverage, confidentiality, publication and operator selection0
Art 58Authorisation on fulfilment of extended producer responsibility: application, self-control at least every three years, change notification and financial guarantee0
Art 59Collection of waste portable batteries: take-back and collection system, free collection from connected points, territorial coverage and the 45, 63 and 73 percent targets0
Art 6Restrictions on substances: mercury, cadmium and lead limits of Annex I0
Art 60Collection of waste LMT batteries: take-back and collection system, infrastructure, free collection and the 51 and 61 percent targets0
Art 61Collection of waste SLI, industrial and electric vehicle batteries: free take-back from end-users and collection systems0
Art 62Obligations of distributors regarding waste batteries0
Art 62(1)-(5)Distributors: free take-back of waste batteries at or near the retail outlet, in distance selling and on delivery, and hand-over for treatment0
Art 62(6)Online platforms: producer registration numbers and self-certification obtained from producers0
Art 64Obligations of end-users: separate discarding at designated collection points0
Art 65Operators of end-of-life vehicle and waste electrical equipment treatment facilities: hand-over of removed batteries and records0
Art 7Carbon footprint of electric vehicle batteries, rechargeable industrial batteries and LMT batteries0
Art 7(1)Carbon footprint declaration per battery model per manufacturing plant0
Art 7(2)Carbon footprint label and performance class0
Art 7(3)Maximum life cycle carbon footprint threshold0
Art 70Treatment: no disposal or energy recovery, permitted facilities meeting Annex XII Part A and best available techniques, removal from waste products0
Art 71Recycling efficiency and material recovery targets of Annex XII Parts B and C0
Art 72Shipment of waste batteries: compliant shipments, the used-versus-waste distinction, and equivalence evidence for exports to count0
Art 73Preparation for re-use or repurposing of waste LMT, industrial and electric vehicle batteries: end-of-waste documentation0
Art 74Information on prevention and management of waste batteries0
Art 74(1) and (6)Producers' information to end-users and distributors on prevention and management of waste batteries, and awareness campaigns0
Art 74(2)-(3)Producers' safety and dismantling information for distributors, collection points and waste management operators0
Art 74(4)-(5)Distributors' permanent in-store and online information, and separate display of the producer's waste management costs at the point of sale0
Art 75Minimum requirements for reporting to the competent authorities0
Art 75(1)-(4)Producers' and producer responsibility organisations' annual reporting to the competent authority0
Art 75(5)-(7)Waste management operators', recyclers' and waste holders' annual reporting on collection, treatment, recycling efficiency and material recovery0
Art 76Reporting to the Commission0
Art 77Battery passport0
Art 77(1)-(3)Battery passport: the electronic record, its three access tiers, the QR code and the unique identifier0
Art 77(4)-(8)Battery passport: accuracy and upkeep, open interoperable format, transfer of responsibility on second life and on becoming waste, end after recycling0
Art 78Technical design and operation of the battery passport0
Art 8Recycled content in industrial batteries, electric vehicle batteries, LMT batteries and SLI batteries0
Art 8(1)Documentation of recycled cobalt, lithium, nickel and lead content0
Art 8(2)-(3)Minimum recycled content shares from 18 August 2031 and 18 August 20360
Art 85Green public procurement0
Art 9Performance and durability requirements for portable batteries of general use0
Arts 1-3Subject matter, scope, objectives and definitions0
Arts 15-16Presumption of conformity and common specifications0
Arts 21-37Notification of conformity assessment bodies0
Arts 63, 66-69Deposit return assessment, public waste authorities, voluntary collection points, hand-over restrictions and Member State collection-target duties0
Arts 79-84Market surveillance, safeguard procedures, formal non-compliance and due diligence non-compliance0
Arts 86-88Procedure for restricting substances0
Arts 89-92Exercise of the delegation, committee procedure and consequential amendments0
Arts 93-96Penalties, review, repeal of Directive 2006/66/EC, entry into force and application dates0
REGIMEStatus of the Regulation, the 2025 amendment and the acts and dates recorded in the held documents0

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