Advancing Battery
Passport Readiness

BatteryPass-Ready develops a test environment to help industry and policymakers prepare for the EU battery passport. Building on the Battery Pass project, it supports companies in assessing the conformity of their battery passport solutions, ensuring data quality, and fostering a more sustainable battery value chain.

The benefits

01
Validation

Providing a test environment to help organisations validate data and technical features of their individual battery passport solution.

02
Guidance

Delivering guidance on standardisation, legislation, and implementation processes, supporting the rollout of the EU battery passport.

03
Digitalisation

Helping implement battery passport system and data to enable more circular and digital battery value chains.

News

From Regulation to Practical Impact: The Digital Product Passport in Practice

As implementation approaches, attention is increasingly turning to how DPPs will function in practice - particulary in administrative processes across industry and public authoroties. Our latest article explores their potential practical impact.

From Complexity to Clarity: An Enterprise Model for the Battery Passport Ecosystem

This third article looks at the bigger picture: The battery passport ecosystem as a whole and how we are developing an enterprise model that reflects this complexity while helping organizations navigate it.

From Vision to Validation: Testing EU Battery Passport Implementations

This article explains how our testing environment will help validate battery passport implementations by enabling data checks and emulating real-world DPP scenarios.

From Legal Text to Living System: Making the Digital Battery Passport Work

This article explains how the BatteryPass-Ready project translates regulatory requirements into testable, real-world DPP system scenarios.

Partners

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Did you know

2027

The EU battery passport will be mandatory from 18 February 2027 for batteries placed or put into service on the EU market.

3

battery categories: Electric vehicle (EV), light means of transport (LMT), and industrial batteries > 2 kWh will be in scope for the EU battery passport.

80+

data points across key categories according to the EU Battery Regulation – from material sourcing & circularity to performance, durability, and carbon footprint.

Building on a Strong Foundation

After three years of dedicated work to establish the foundation for battery passports in Europe – and to equip businesses with the knowledge, tools, and frameworks needed to comply with the EU Battery Regulation – the Battery Pass project officially concluded in March 2025. Its results serve as a cornerstone for the new project BatteryPass-Ready.

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