As China's semiconductor and high-end equipment manufacturing enterprises accelerate the pace of "going global", how to overcome the technical barriers and compliance thresholds in the European and American markets has become the core challenge faced by equipment manufacturers. In order to help enterprises improve their global market access capabilities, TÜV Rheinland Group will hold a seminar on the theme of "Safety and Sustainable Development of Semiconductor Equipment" on June 19, 2025 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Nanshan, Shenzhen.
This conference is open to the heads of R&D, quality, certification, ESG and other related fields in semiconductor equipment, electronic manufacturing, industrial automation and other related fields, focusing on key topics such as compliance requirements, safety certification processes, green manufacturing standards and ESG practice implementation in the European and American markets, aiming to provide one-stop compliance solutions for Chinese equipment companies to go global.
Pictured: The seminar on semiconductor equipment safety and sustainability hosted by TUV Rheinland Group will be held soon
Ⅰ Overseas compliance has become the focus of the industry, and the certification system is becoming increasingly complex
In recent years, a series of standards such as CE, UKCA, UL, RoHS, and REACH have become the "access ticket" for equipment to be exported to the European and American markets, which covers multiple dimensions from electrical safety, machinery protection, and EMC testing to hazardous substance restriction and environmental compliance. Especially in Europe, RoHS and REACH regulations are frequently updated, and the control of materials, components, and supply chains tends to be stricter. Many enterprises delay delivery or even lose orders due to incomplete certification, inconsistent documents, and misjudgment of testing standards in the export process.
In this event, TÜV Rheinland will explain in detail the main regulations and certification paths that semiconductor equipment and related industrial products need to follow in different export regions (such as the European Union, the United Kingdom, and the United States), and help enterprises clarify "which certificates are required for export", "what compliance details should be paid attention to in product design", and "which red lines are easy to step on". and other high-frequency problems.
Ⅱ Focus on green manufacturing and ESG assessment to help enterprises meet sustainability challenges
In addition to the traditional product safety certification, European and American customers are paying more and more attention to the environmental responsibility and social governance performance (ESG) of suppliers. Especially in the field of semiconductors and precision equipment, indicators such as low-energy design, material recovery rate, and carbon emission management have become important criteria for international customer evaluation partners.
To this end, TÜV Rheinland will introduce the "Green Manufacturing" and "ESG Compliance" sections in this conference, and share practical suggestions such as green design optimization path, carbon footprint management system construction, and ESG rating improvement based on the latest international trends and actual cases of Chinese enterprises. Help equipment manufacturers to achieve sustainable competitiveness in the process of going overseas.
Ⅲ Experts analyze the difficulties of compliance face-to-face, and practical cases are worth looking forward to
According to reports, the seminar will be delivered by a number of senior technical experts from TÜV Rheinland, covering multiple sections from the analysis of the certification process, the interpretation of regulatory trends, to the pre-design compliance suggestions, and the sharing of typical cases. There will also be a live interactive Q&A session, where attendees can have one-on-one consultations on practical issues facing their businesses.
In view of the common certification pain points such as modular structure, gas system, and electromagnetic interference risk in semiconductor equipment, TÜV Rheinland will share a number of compliance solutions for real projects in the conference to help participating companies avoid detours and plan ahead of time.
Ⅳ List of event information
Conference Theme: Seminar on Semiconductor Equipment Safety and Sustainability
Organiser: TÜV Rheinland
Date: June 19, 2025 (Thursday)
Venue: Crowne Plaza Hotel, Nanshan District, Shenzhen
Participants: equipment manufacturers, component suppliers, quality and certification leaders, ESG managers, etc
Conference Highlights:
1. In-depth analysis of compliance points in the European and American markets
2. RoHS, REACH, CE certification standard update explanation
3. Green manufacturing and ESG practice sharing
4. Experts answer questions and answers on the spot, directly hitting the pain points and problems
Ⅴ Write at the end: compliance is the foundation, green is the trend, and the global market is reserved for well-prepared companies
In the view of China Exportsemi, as the world's leading third-party testing and certification organization, TÜV Rheinland's event is not only a knowledge sharing, but also an industry reminder: in the process of equipment "going global", we cannot ignore the long-term value of certification, environmental protection and sustainable development. Only by internalizing the compliance system as the underlying capability of product design and corporate governance can Made in China truly win the trust and orders of the global market.
At present, the conference is in the registration stage, and practitioners related to equipment manufacturing and export business can contact the organizer to make an appointment for seats.
Figure: Agenda and registration channels for the Symposium on Semiconductor Equipment Safety and Sustainability
