A consortium of eleven leading international industry, technology, and science organisations has released the first Technical Guidance and demonstrator for the EU Battery Passport.

A consortium of eleven leading international industry, technology, and science organisations has released the first Technical Guidance and demonstrator for the EU Battery Passport.

The updated Content Guidance includes new insights from the continued work of the Battery Pass Consortium and reflects the final contents of the EU Battery Regulation.

The Battery Pass attended the 6th NAATBatt Lithium Battery Recycling Workshop in the United States on 8-9 August 2023, contributing to a panel discussion around the evolving concept of the battery passport.

Over the course of five webinars, our participants had the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the content requirements for the battery passport, exchanged with experts in the field, and addressed any questions they had.

A launch ceremony was held on 17 April 2023 at Hannover Messe including an official handover to Michael Kellner, Parliamentary State Secretary, BMWK, and a panel discussion with industry experts.

The Content Guidance was officially handed over at Hannover Messe to Michael Kellner, Parliamentary State Secretary, BMWK, in a ceremony hosted as part of the Ministry’s stage programme.

The partners from Battery Pass and CIRPASS met in Munich on 25 January to discuss opportunities for cooperation and alignment of their work.

The Battery Pass was presented by project partners GBA and BASF at the live-streamed session of The World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos.

In the series of Sperity’s podcasts called ‘Product Passport Pioneers’, we are proud to see again a key player of the Battery Pass project.

Experts representing the broader battery passport ecosystem had signed up to the webinar to hear about the latest project updates and to become an active contributor.

Learn from Tilmann Vahle ‘what is the real promise of the digital product passport’.