Battery Passports

Prepare your EV, LMT and industrial batteries for the EU Battery Regulation Digital Battery Passport, mandatory from 18 February 2027.

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A traceability tool for every stakeholder in the battery supply chain.
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How Digital Battery Passports Turn EU Compliance into Battery Intelligence

Discover how Minespider helps organisations manage structured battery data for regulatory readiness, lifecycle visibility and better operational decisions.

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.

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1

Map your battery supply chain and identify which batteries fall under the EU Battery Regulation scope.

2

Obtain and review your applicable data requirements and align with your suppliers on what information they need to provide.

3

Onboard to Minespider and configure your Digital Battery Passport to your compliance needs.

4

Start creating Digital Battery Passports and adding lifecycle data.

5

Apply a QR code to each battery and register it directly in the EU DPP registry in one click from the Minespider app.

Connected to the EU DPP registry

The EU Digital Product Passport registry went live on 19 July 2026. From 18 February 2027, every in-scope battery placed on the market or put into service in the EU must have a battery passport registered in it. Minespider submits your passports to the registry from inside the app, with no separate integration to build and no manual uploads.

18 Feb 2027
Battery Passport mandatory for EV, LMT and industrial batteries >2 kWh
19 Jul 2026
EU DPP central registry live
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The Qualified Electronic Seal is the only part you complete yourself
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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Consultancy Services

Get an expert’s advice and comply with EU Battery Regulation.

Get guidance specific to your company and start preparing.

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The most advanced in the market

Open Battery Passport

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Regulatory requirements for EV brands and suppliers.

EV Battery Supply Chain ebook

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Improving the recyclability of EV batteries

The BATRAW Project

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Discuss how Battery Passports could give your company an advantage.

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