We believe that the battery passport can deliver significant value for different stakeholders in the ecosystem. To assess this value, the Battery Pass Consortium has dedicated an entire workstream to evaluating the potential benefits of the battery passport for industry, policy and the private sector. This involves identifying use cases for different stakeholder groups, providing […]
The second QI-Digital Forum will take place on 10 and 11 October 2023 at DIN in Berlin under the theme "QI-Digital, Digital Product Passport & Co - Together for the Quality of the Future". The Battery Pass Consortium will play an integral part of the event by participating in form of several activities including showcasing our Demonstrator, presentation by Niko D’Agostino and workshop with Prof. Dr. Thomas Knothe.
During the webinar, we presented first insights from our work on the topic over the last year with a focus on highlighting technical challenges. The event was well received with more than 270 participants mainly spanning IT representatives of organisations affected by the battery passport requirements as well as tech-savvy professionals in the realm of battery business.
The summit offers a unique platform that bringings together stakeholders from across the industry to accelerate progress towards carbon neutrality in the automotive sector. Battery Pass will be represented by Niklas Niemann, Partner at Systemiq Germany, who will shed light on the carbon footprint requirements of the EU Battery Regulation and share insights on EU digital battery passport.
Battery Pass will contribute to the conference in form of a keynote on the upcoming EU battery passport. Stephanie Schenk and Patrick Gering will present the concept of the battery passport, its requirements and how it can support sustainability and circularity objectives through transparency.
The BATTERY EXPERTS FORUM is an annuall conference for exchanging information on the latest developments in battery technology, presenting innovative products and services, and networking. The Battery Pass Consortium will contribute to the event in form of presentations by Tilmann Vahle, Thomas Knothe, Arne Grünewald and Patrick Zank.
Accelerating Europe’s battery industry: Innovative. Sustainable. Stronger together. Staged under this motto, the conference tackles the most important strategic topics to pave the way to a battery powered industry and society. The Battery Pass Consortium will be represented by Anna Braunfels, Achim Teuber, Dr. Sven Jantzen and Olivier Hutin.
CircularTech bridges the gap between the Circular Economy and Digitalization, exploring the latest advancements and challenges in fostering these topics. CircularTech's aim is to expedite the advancement of digitalization processes towards verified green future transformation.
We believe that the battery passport can deliver significant value for different stakeholders in the ecosystem. To assess this value, the Battery Pass consortium has dedicated an entire workstream to evaluating the potential benefits of the battery passport for businesses, authorities, and private consumers.
The Energy Storage Summit is renowned for being the best networking event in Europe, where you will be able to meet and do effective business with investors, developers, policymakers, utilities, energy buyers, service providers, consultancies, technology providers and more. Arne Gruenewald from VDE-Renewables is confirmed to speak on behalf of Battery Pass in the session on The Implications of Battery Passports on the Energy Storage Industry.
The CIRPASS final public event will bring together European industries, policymakers, R&D centres, standardisation organisations, circular economy and sustainability actors and digital solution providers to learn more about the current state and possible future developments of the Digital Product Passport.
On Monday April 22, at 13:05-13:35 we will officially hand over the new publications to Parliamentary State Secretary at BMWK, Stefan Wenzel. Follow our live stream at 1pm at the BMWK stage.
