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A 30-minute consult.

Pick a time, tell us what it is about, and we turn up already knowing your situation. Free, and there is no sales script.

  • Thirty minutes, properly used The four questions below are what let us prepare beforehand instead of spending your half hour on discovery.
  • A real answer about your products Whether the passport applies to you, by when, and what the data actually has to contain.
  • Tuesdays and Thursdays Times shown in Netherlands time. You confirm by email — one click — and the meeting link follows separately.

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What happens in the thirty minutes

No deck. We open with where you actually stand, because the four questions in the form let us work that out beforehand. A typical call runs roughly: five minutes confirming what you place on the EU market and in what volume, ten on whether an obligation applies and by when, ten on what the data actually has to contain and which parts you already hold, and five on what a sensible first step costs. If it turns out nothing applies to you yet, we say so and the call ends early.

What to have ready

Nothing is required, but three things make the half hour go further:

  • What you place on the market, and roughly how many. Not a product list — the number of distinct battery variants or product families matters far more than the number of SKUs.
  • Whether you import, manufacture in the EU, or sell in from outside it. This single fact decides who carries the obligation, and it is the question we most often find has never been settled internally.
  • One spec sheet or supplier declaration, if you have one to hand. Looking at a real document tells us more about your data position than twenty minutes of description.

Who this is for — and who it is not

It is useful if you make, import or distribute something with a battery in it, or you are in one of the ESPR first-wave groups (textiles, furniture including mattresses, tyres, iron and steel, aluminium) and want to know what the timeline actually means for you.

It is not useful if you want a product demo — ask for one through the contact form instead and we will set that up properly. It is also not legal advice. We can tell you what the regulation says and what it has meant for companies shaped like yours; we cannot give you an opinion you can rely on in a dispute.

Times, and why there are only two days

Slots are Tuesdays 12:00–16:00 and Thursdays 10:00–12:30, Netherlands time, in 30-minute blocks, opening about 18 hours ahead and running four weeks out. Two days rather than five is deliberate: preparation is what makes a short call worth having, and that only works if the calls are batched.

You confirm by clicking a link in an email, which is what stops slots being held by addresses nobody controls. The meeting link follows separately before the call. To move or cancel, reply to either message.

Common questions

Is it really free, and is there a catch?
It is free and there is no obligation. The honest reason it exists: most of the work in this market is explaining scope, and we would rather do that in thirty focused minutes than through a sales sequence. If we are the wrong fit we will tell you on the call.
Can we talk in German or Dutch?
Yes — Dutch, German or English. Say which in the question box and we will match it.
What if I just need to know whether the rules apply to us?
That is the most common reason people book, and it is usually answerable in the first ten minutes. For batteries the test is the battery type: EV and LMT batteries are in scope from 18 February 2027 with no capacity threshold, industrial batteries only above 2 kWh, and portable consumer batteries not at all. If you would rather check yourself first, the free readiness check takes two minutes.
Will you try to sell me something?
We will tell you what a first step would cost if you ask, because our prices are published anyway. We will not put you into a nurture sequence.

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