Trina Storage has taken part in the 2026 edition of the Energy Storage Summit in London, showcasing its fully integrated energy storage solutions from cell to AC and engaging in industry discussions on key market trends and regulatory developments. During the event, the company received acknowledgement from UL Solutions on its successful completion of compliance framework development and training for EU Battery Regulation (2023/1542), reinforcing its readiness to support customers across European markets with fully qualified energy storage systems.
The 2023/1542 EU Battery Regulation establishes comprehensive requirements across the full battery lifecycle, including design, production, use, reuse and recycling. It introduces obligations related to labelling, performance and durability disclosures, carbon footprint reporting, restricted substances, extended producer responsibility and due diligence, with phased implementation continuing through 2036. Trina Storage is fully compliant with all current applicable requirements for utility-scale energy storage systems in the European market, having also structured its compliance framework to remain aligned with future regulatory developments.
“UL Solutions is committed to supporting manufacturers in navigating complex regulatory environments,” commented Katja Parker-Akentieva, Global Director of Enterprise Sustainability in the Renewables Advisory Group at UL Solutions. “The Trina Storage compliance framework demonstrates strong alignment with the EU Battery Regulation and helps provide a solid foundation for the safe, transparent and sustainable deployment of energy storage across Europe.”
Head of Trina Storage Europe Gabriele Buccini added: “Compliance is not only a regulatory obligation — it is a strategic foundation for trust, bankability and long-term growth in the European energy storage market. By building a systematic, transparent compliance framework and working with leading third-party partners such as UL Solutions, we enable our customers to move forward with confidence while remaining fully aligned with EU requirements.”