From the 1st of January 2025, changes to lithium ion (UN 3480) and lithium sodium (UN 3091) batteries become effective. Also, two new battery entries are identified. Sodium ion batteries Specifically, it concerns: UN 3551, sodium ion batteries UN 3552, sodium ion batteries contained in/packed with equipment These were implemented by ADG (Australia) in October
There are many variations when it comes to lithium- and sodium batteries. Even though there are ‘just’ 6 UN numbers related to lithium-ion batteries, lithium metal batteries and sodium ion batteries, there are many other factors that influence the variants. For example, the levels of power capacity (Watt hours), condition of the batteries and different
Dangerous goods packed as limited quantities present a reduced risk during transport compared to the same materials in larger volumes. As a result, they benefit from less stringent packaging standards. However, even under these simplified regulations, specific requirements must be adhered to. Additionally, Brazil’s introduction of state variation BRG-06 in 2025, brings new considerations to
On Tuesday, the 1st of October, DGOffice will be updated. This release is a data update for the Australian ADG regulation updates. Regulatory amendments for October 2024 The following are the most significant: ADG has published a new edition (7.9), effective from October 1, 2024, and mandatory from October 1, 2025 ADG is implementing these
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