Battery Passports

A traceability tool for every stakeholder in the battery supply chain.

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A traceability tool for every stakeholder in the battery supply chain.
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What is a
Battery Passport?

A Battery Passport is a digital representation of a battery's life, including:

  1. The origin of its mineral components.

  2. Its production history, ESG metrics, and carbon emissions at every stage of production.
  3. It’s performance levels and data that contributes to better reuse or recycling.
A traceability tool for every stakeholder in the battery supply chain.

Benefits of
Battery Passports.

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Capture Provenance & Material Information

Demonstrate the provenance of your minerals and prove your responsible sources.

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Track carbon emissions and relevant ESG Metrics

Collect key data for carbon emissions tracking with our simple templates and share with downstream clients.

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Share key compliance data

Use our custom templates to streamline your data collection and send this info with your shipments.

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Communicate critical battery information

Help your clients make better choices on battery reuse/recycling and contribute to a circular value chain.

How it works.

Discovery Call
1

Identify your battery supply chain partners/participants.

2

Discuss battery data requirements and include your suppliers.

3

Engage with the right actors & implement a suitable Battery Passport solution.

4

Start adding data to the Battery Passport.

5

Ensure a QR code is applied to each of your batteries falling in the Battery Passport scope.

Why
Blockchain

Blockchain technology provides a secure, decentralized way for battery passports to be stored, updated, and shared along the supply chain.

3
Layers of data visibility - choose what information you want to share.
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Of executive teams believe there’s a huge business potential in blockchain technology.
How it works

Where in the supply chain are you?

Where in the battery supply chain are you
Where in the battery supply chain are you
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Insights, announcements and guidance on the latest regulations

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European Commission Finances a €10 Million Project to Create a New Process for Recovering Critical Raw Materials from Electric Vehicle Batteries

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Charging up for the new EU Battery Regulation Proposal

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Frequent Questions

For more questions about the Battery Passports, please head here.

What is a Battery Passport?
What batteries can be tracked? Which batteries does it apply to?
Why do I have to/should I use battery passports?
How can I track recycling information?
What type of data standards is the Battery Passport based on/using?
What ESG metrics should I consider?
Are you associated with any of the battery initiatives/standards?
Why should we consider implementing traceability and Battery passports when the regulation is not yet adopted?
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Discuss how Battery Passports could give your company an advantage.

We want to hear what you're working on - and help solve your most pressing issues. Our market specialists help you identify which solution best suits your needs, based on your location, industry, and transparency plans.

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