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The EU Batteries Regulation: Taking Stock of the New EU Battery Requirements

By Marcus Navin-Jones & Oleksii Yuzko on September 11, 2024
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More than a year ago, the EU Batteries Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2023/1542) entered into force.  In approximately one year’s time, the EU Batteries Regulation is set to repeal the 2006 Batteries Directive (Directive 2006/66/EC), with some exceptions. During the 2024 summer, a number of the new requirements under the EU Batteries Regulation have begun to apply.  With these points in mind, it is an opportune time to take stock of the new requirements being phased-in under the EU Batteries Regulation, consider the most recent requirements which begun to apply last month (August 2024), and assess the significant, and growing, impact the EU Batteries Regulation is having more generally.

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Photo of Marcus Navin-Jones Marcus Navin-Jones

Marcus Navin-Jones is a Senior Counsel in the Crowell Environment, Energy, and Natural Resources Group. For more than two decades, Marcus has focused on Environmental and Sustainability Law.

Marcus advises clients on Regulatory/Compliance issues and litigates for clients before EU Courts, EU Boards

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Marcus Navin-Jones is a Senior Counsel in the Crowell Environment, Energy, and Natural Resources Group. For more than two decades, Marcus has focused on Environmental and Sustainability Law.

Marcus advises clients on Regulatory/Compliance issues and litigates for clients before EU Courts, EU Boards of Appeal and other legal fora.

Marcus currently serves on the CPVO Board of Appeal (Vice-Chairperson) which deals with certain IP right disputes.

Marcus is an Avocat in Belgium (Brussels), a Solicitor and Solicitor-Advocate in England & Wales, and a Solicitor in Ireland (pending re-activations).

Marcus has a wealth of experience in the public sector having worked at the European Commission (DG Internal Market) and the EFTA Surveillance Authority (ESA). Whilst at ESA, Marcus was responsible for ensuring that three European countries complied with European Environmental and Sustainability Law, in particular: water pollution; air pollution; environmental impact assessments; chemical emissions; waste/circular economy; biodiversity; etc. Marcus also recently served as an Alternate Legally Qualified Member on the EU Chemicals Agency Board of Appeal, which deals with certain EU chemical law disputes.

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Photo of Oleksii Yuzko Oleksii Yuzko

Oleksii Yuzko is a jurist with Crowell & Moring’s International Trade Group in Brussels, where he focuses on a wide range of international trade issues. His expertise includes trade remedies investigations, such as anti-subsidy and anti-dumping cases, along with customs-related matters.

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Oleksii Yuzko is a jurist with Crowell & Moring’s International Trade Group in Brussels, where he focuses on a wide range of international trade issues. His expertise includes trade remedies investigations, such as anti-subsidy and anti-dumping cases, along with customs-related matters.

Oleksii assists a diverse group of clients, including domestic industries, exporters, importers and users at all stages of trade remedies investigations before the European Commission, UK’s Trade Remedies Authority and the U.S. Department of Commerce. His work particularly focuses on the chemicals, timber, aluminum, and steel sectors.

Prior to joining Crowell, Oleksii developed his expertise in the non-profit sector and at an intergovernmental organization, where he focused on human rights and the rule of law.

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