The Digital Product Passport for batteries in the EU: A full guide

Download our guide now to understand the new regulatory data requirements, explore the decentralized technological architecture, and discover the traceability strategies needed to transform the circular economy challenge into a real competitive advantage for the entire value chain.

The introduction of the Digital Battery Passport, formalized by Regulation (EU) 2023/1542, represents more than a simple evolution of labeling directives; it marks the dawn of a new industrial paradigm based on radical transparency. This tool acts as a mandatory and dynamic "digital twin," designed to track the product's entire lifecycle: from the extraction of critical raw materials and carbon footprint calculations, to updatable performance metrics (such as State of Health) and detailed material recovery instructions. For economic operators, mastering this complex data governance is not just a legal obligation to maintain access to the European market, but the enabling technological infrastructure to unlock new business models, such as the second-life market, and ensure a resilient, traceable, and future-proof value chain.

Main insights included::

• Regulatory requirements and essential data sets.
• Traceability and data integrity.
• Access control and complex governance
• Supply chain due diligence.
• Life cycle management and circularity.
• Strategic advantages and business cases.