A Battery Passport is a digital representation of a battery's life; including its mineral components and where they were sourced, where it was manufactured, carbon emissions at every stage of production, and how to recycle it at the end of its life.
The goal is to increase transparency at every stage, with the battery passport gathering ESG information and lifecycle requirements based on what a sustainable battery should encompass (and align with the Paris Agreement 2030).
Blockchain technology provides a secure, decentralized way for battery passports to be updated, stored, and shared along the supply chain.
Stakeholders such as producers, OEMs, governments, brands and consumers can view their digital Battery Passport for the physical battery to understand exactly how it was produced and how it should be recycled at the end of its lifecycle.
