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Dec.17_13:00_International EHS Compliance and Regulatory Seminar
International EHS Compliance and Regulatory Seminar
Wednesday, December 17 | 13:00 - 17:00
703, Conference Tower / Online (Zoom)
Fee (Exclusive of tax)
| SEMI Members | Non-Members | Student | |
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Early Bird (Sep17–Oct31) *Not Valid for Online |
8,000JPY | 16,000JPY | 4,000JPY |
| Regular Price (Nov1-) | 10,000JPY | 20,000JPY | 5,000JPY |
*Above fee includes "Download Presentation Materials" (some presentation materials might be written in Japanese)
- No cancellations, changes, or refunds will be accepted after application. Please check this link before applying.
- Please note that there are separate tickets for in-person and online participation, and also that the Early Bird tickets are avilable only for in-person applicants.
- For Student applicants, your Student Visitor Badge and student ID might be checked at the venue. Please refer to the “Student Registration” page before completing your registration.
Environmental regulations are rapidly evolving and having a significant impact on the semiconductor industry. This seminar will provide the latest updates on key regulations such as PFAS restrictions and the EU’s ESPR, along with the European context driving these changes. We will also cover emerging regulatory trends in India. In addition, we will highlight SEMI’s advocacy efforts to ease compliance burdens and explore strategic responses companies can take to support sustainable growth.
*Please note that the program may be subject to change.
Program Agenda
Session Chair :
Yoshinori Terada（SCREEN Holdings）
Motohiro Tsuru（Tokyo Electron）
*In alphabetical order by company name
I will report on the activities of the International Compliance and Regulatory Committee in Japan, focusing on discussions and advocacy efforts aimed at addressing environmental regulations across various countries globally, as well as information useful for supply chains.
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The European Union is accelerating its transition to a circular economy through comprehensive legislation targeting the entire product lifecycle—from design and production to reuse and recycling. At the heart of this shift is the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), which expands sustainability requirements to nearly all physical goods. This presentation will explore the latest developments in ESPR and related EU policies, including digital product passports, bans on destroying unsold goods, and sector-specific sustainability targets.
