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The regulatory landscape for batteries is changing fast. This April, the Responsible Minerals Initiative (RMI) is updating its Extended Minerals Reporting Template to include three new critical minerals. Meanwhile, the EU Batteries Regulation (EUBR) due diligence requirements take effect in August. This will put extra pressure on companies to ensure responsible sourcing, manage environmental and social risks, and avoid costly compliance errors.

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Here’s What You’ll Learn

  • Why the RMI is adding three new minerals and what that means for your supply chain
  • How the EUBR impacts critical mineral due diligence, and practical steps you can take to stay compliant
  • Key best practices to handle new data collection and labeling requirements, and a changing regulatory environment
  • How Assent’s solution helps you stay proactive and compliant

Meet Your Speakers

Sue Fortunato-Esbach

Sue Fortunato-Esbach

Director, Regulatory & Sustainability
Ann Schober

Ann Schober

Sustainability Expert

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