EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542: What Indian Exporters Must Do

Lithium-ion packs, lead-acid batteries, e-bike batteries, power banks, and devices with built-in batteries all fall under the EU Battery Regulation. Obligations are phased in: CE marking and EPR are already in force, labels from August 2026, and QR codes, removable portable batteries and the battery passport from February 2027. PCN turns the timeline into a plan for your products.

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Key Dates

18 Aug 2024CE marking & EU Declaration of Conformity
18 Aug 2025EPR producer registration; collection symbol
18 Aug 2026General labelling (capacity, chemistry, category)
18 Feb 2027QR code; user-replaceable portable batteries in appliances; battery passport for LMT, EV and industrial >2 kWh
18 Aug 2027Supply-chain due diligence (postponed)

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How PCN Handles It

  1. Classify. Battery category and obligations
  2. Test & CE. Performance, safety (IEC 62133 / 62619) and substance limits
  3. Labels & QR. Artwork ready for 2026–2027
  4. EPR. Producer registration with your EU partner
  5. Passport. Data plan for battery passport and due diligence

EU Battery Regulation FAQs

Are batteries inside devices covered?

Yes. From February 2027, portable batteries in appliances must generally be user-removable.

What is the battery passport?

A digital record, accessed by QR code, required from February 2027 for LMT, EV and large industrial batteries.

Has due diligence been delayed?

Yes, to 18 August 2027.

Requirements, portals and fees change often. PCN confirms the applicable rules for each product before quoting. Certificates are issued by the relevant authority, accredited certification body or notified body.

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