Supply-chain engineer: CBAM, EUDR and the battery passport
A technical course for supply-chain, product and sustainability engineers who must supply data for three EU product rules: the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism in its definitive regime, the EU Deforestation Regulation, and the battery passport under Regulation (EU) 2023/1542. Five modules, each with a worked example, and a 10-question final quiz. Based on cited official Commission and EUR-Lex pages. Not legal advice and not an accredited qualification. Always check the latest official text for the products and dates that apply to you.
What you will learn
- Explain and apply: Map CBAM, EUDR and battery-passport rules onto a bill of materials and name the economic-operator role that carries each duty.
- Explain and apply: Assemble embedded-emissions data for a CBAM good under the definitive regime, preferring verified actual data over default values.
- Explain and apply: Build an EUDR due-diligence evidence pack, including geolocation and the 31 December 2020 deforestation cut-off.
- Explain and apply: List who must hold a battery passport from 18 February 2027 and what data the placing-on-the-market operator must keep accurate.
- Explain and apply: Design one supplier-data operating system that can be reused across the three rules instead of three disconnected requests.
modules
- Mapping three EU rules onto the bill of materials
- CBAM: embedded emissions under the definitive regime
- EUDR: geolocation and due-diligence evidence
- The battery passport from 18 February 2027
- One data system for three rules
Practical education only. It is not legal, customs or compliance advice and not an accredited qualification. Product scope, thresholds and dates follow official EU texts and can change; apply the version that applies to your goods and role (importer, operator, trader or manufacturer). Figures and names in worked examples are illustrative.