Booost Online Seminar
"An overview of the Ecodesign Regulations (ESPR) and expected responses"
 ~Need to address the needs of stakeholders involved in the EU trade routes for textiles, tires, steel, and aluminum~

Event Overview

◆Title

Overview of the Ecodesign Regulation (ESPR) and Expected Responses
~Need to address the needs of stakeholders involved in the EU trade routes for textiles, tires, steel, and aluminum~

◆Purpose of the event

The European Ecodesign Regulation (ESPR), which came into effect in July 2024, is being steadily implemented based on the work plan published in April 2025.
As with other European environmental regulations, this regulation requires not only manufacturers, importers, and distributors within the EU, but also a diverse range of stakeholders throughout the global supply chain to provide information, respond to third-party verifications, and confirm their compliance with the law.
Furthermore, for steel and aluminum products, there is a growing trend towards requiring disclosure of eco-design information even for finished products, similar to the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Measures (CBAM). It is anticipated that the range of potential stakeholders requiring corporate responses will continue to expand. (Example: Mandatory provision of information on tires and steel materials used when exporting new vehicles.)

This seminar will provide a clear explanation of the latest trends in ESPR, including an overview of the system and the necessity of taking action, for stakeholders who may be directly or indirectly affected.

◆Event Overview

Date and time: Wednesday, August 20, 2025 14:00-15:00
 Format: Online seminar (Zoom)

◆Recommended for people like this!

• For procurement/quality control/regulatory certification/sustainability managers at companies manufacturing, exporting, and sourcing textiles, tires, steel, and aluminum products for the EU.
• For executives (CEO, CSO, CFO, etc.) and personnel at companies facing challenges in CO₂ emission management and traceability across their supply chains.
• For representatives of local governments, public institutions, and commercial associations involved in supporting exports for local businesses and promoting sustainable industries.

*We regret that we cannot accept applications from those using free email addresses, those in the same industry, or those whose affiliation is unclear.

◆Instructor Profile

Tetsushi Uemura
Booost Inc., Domain Expert Department (PhD, PMP, CBAP, CMA, CAMA, Associate Professional Engineer)
Expert committee member of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's "Domestic Committee on CBAM Response." After leading product development related to the calculation and data exchange of product carbon footprints, assumed current position in April 2025. Engaged in analysis of European environmental regulations related to products, planning and development of derivative products of boost PCF, and other related research, studies, and consulting work.