Battery systems, charging, and compliance for energy and EV applications
The energy transition is accelerating regulatory and technical demands simultaneously. The Assessimus network provides proactive battery health monitoring, intelligent EV and industrial charging systems, EU Battery Regulation compliance support, and EMC test equipment for manufacturers and operators navigating this landscape.
Challenges in energy and EV
EU Battery Regulation obligations
Battery degradation in deployed energy systems
Charging strategy at the system level
EMC compliance for power electronics
What the Assessimus network delivers for energy and EV
Frequently asked questions
The EU Battery Regulation introduces a range of obligations on a phased timeline: due diligence on raw material sourcing, carbon footprint declarations per battery, minimum recycled content requirements, performance and durability thresholds, and a digital battery passport for EV and industrial batteries. Manufacturers placing batteries in the EU market must track these obligations against the applicable implementation dates for each requirement and their battery category.
Unplanned battery failure in an energy system carries costs well beyond the replacement battery itself: lost output, emergency maintenance, and potential regulatory implications where uptime obligations exist. Proactive health monitoring identifies degrading cells before they fail, converting emergency interventions into planned maintenance and significantly reducing total operating cost over the system's service life.
