BESS Logistics Training: navigating complexities in energy.

UN 3536 classification, shipping line restrictions, ADR permits and market opportunities across European markets and beyond.

Live online, 3 September 2026, 9h00–12h00 CET.

3 Sep

2026 · live online

3 hrs

9h00–12h00 CET

4.8★

rated by past attendees

Battery energy storage system containers staged at a logistics yard

What you'll walk away with

Battery logistics supply chain operations

How shipping regulations impact your shipments

Why shipping lines restrict battery cargo

Storage, safety & insurance realities

Business opportunities in the EU & Africa

Why this matters now

The UK, Germany and Italy are the most attractive BESS markets in Europe, with Germany's installed capacity expected to grow sixfold by 2030.

New IMDG amendments are adding UN numbers for damaged batteries and sodium-ion cells, and getting classification wrong is common.

23–27 GW

Germany's projected installed capacity by 2030

16.98%

Non-compliance rate across 24,558 containers inspected

Hilde Lenaerts

Led by Hilde Lenaerts, LAGOMax

Session co-produced with Portilog. Interactive format with limited seats, built for Operations Managers, Commercial Directors, Import & Export Managers and C-level executives at freight forwarding companies.

€350 per person, excl. VAT

Limited seats for Edition 3. Previous editions sold out.

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Frequently asked questions

What is UN 3536 and why does it matter for freight forwarders?+

UN 3536 is the IMDG Code classification covering lithium batteries installed in cargo transport units, such as BESS containers. It differs from UN 3480 and UN 3481, and misclassification is a common source of shipment delays.

Can all shipping lines carry BESS containers?+

No. Some major carriers refuse BESS cargo entirely, and acceptance varies by route and vessel type. The training covers how to navigate this fragmented landscape.

What are the new IMDG UN numbers coming for BESS?+

IMDG Amendment 43-26 introduces new UN numbers, including UN 3558 for damaged or defective lithium batteries and UN 3564 for sodium-ion batteries.

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