With the introduction of the EU Battery Regulation (EUBR), battery manufacturers, importers, and distributors face new and complex due diligence obligations. Ensuring compliance now requires robust due diligence system, supply chain transparency, ESG risk management, and responsible sourcing practices.
In this webinar, our expert panel will break down the key requirements of the regulation and provide practical guidance on implementing effective due diligence systems and policies. Gain actionable insights to mitigate risks, enhance sustainability efforts, and ensure seamless market access while staying ahead in an evolving regulatory landscape.
Date: 18 June 2025, Wednesday
Time: 2:00pm CEST / 8:00am EDT
Duration: 60 mins (50 mins presentation + 10 mins Q&A)
You’ll learn about :
- Key due diligence obligations under the EU Batteries Regulation (EUBR)
- How to assess and manage ESG risks in the battery supply chain
- Strategies for ensuring regulatory compliance and supply chain transparency
- How third-party verification and audits can strengthen compliance frameworks
Who Should Attend?
- Battery Economic Operators: Manufacturers, Importers, Distributors, and Service Providers
- Compliance & ESG Professionals: Sustainability Officers, Risk Managers, Regulatory Experts
- Supply Chain & Procurement Leaders: Due Diligence, Quality, and Logistics Managers
About the speaker
Sara Brandimarti
Global Head of Sustainability – Business Assurance Division
Sara Brandimarti leads the Business Assurance Sustainability team at TÜV SÜD, specialising in management system certification, supplier audits, and sustainability initiatives. With an international team of experts, TÜV SÜD offers a variety of solutions to support companies in developing and monitoring effective sustainability strategies, focusing on regulatory compliance and increasing the reliability of information.
Clara Philippi
Consultant & EUBR Expert
Clara is a consultant at Löning specialising in battery raw material supply chain due diligence in alignment with the EU Battery Regulation. She works at the intersection of human rights and environmental concerns and leverages open-source intelligence in her investigative due diligence work. Clara holds an LLM in Human Rights Law from the University of Hong Kong and a BA in Social Sciences with a focus on public international law and social psychology from University College Utrecht.
