Building an EUBR-ready supply chain

The EU Batteries Regulation is changing how organisations manage risk across battery supply chains. For businesses placing batteries on the EU market, due diligence is becoming a legal requirement linked directly to market access, not simply an extension of existing sustainability programmes.

With battery supply chains often spanning multiple tiers and regions, organisations need more than a policy update. They must establish clear accountability, improve visibility beyond immediate suppliers and develop a structured, evidence-based approach to identifying and managing human rights, environmental and governance risks.

This whitepaper explains what EUBR due diligence requires in practice, the common challenges organisations face and five practical actions to support preparation.

Download the whitepaper to explore:

• The core EUBR due diligence obligations, including management systems, risk management plans and annual public reporting.
• Common implementation barriers, from fragmented governance and limited upstream visibility to dispersed data and documentation.
• The regulatory, operational and reputational risks associated with delaying action.
• Five practical steps to confirm scope, identify gaps, assess supply chain risk and prepare for implementation.