Batteries
We build the digital passport for your batteries.
This is the only category whose passport is already law, with a fixed date and defined content. What it has to carry is known today.
What the law says
- The regulation
- Battery Regulation
- Regulation (EU) 2023/1542
- Required from
- 18 February 2027
- Status of the regulation
- In force
- Who it applies to
- All batteries placed on the EU market — EV, industrial, portable
What the passport has to carry
- 01
Battery passport with unique identifier and QR code
Every battery carries its own identifier and a QR code that resolves it. One per model is not enough: the regulation asks for one per unit.
- 02
Carbon footprint declaration per lifecycle phase
Extraction, manufacturing, distribution and end of life separately, in kg CO₂e per kWh, independently verified.
- 03
Supply chain due diligence (cobalt, lithium, nickel)
Where the critical materials come from, and the due diligence policy behind them, audited by a third party.
- 04
Recycled content disclosure
The share of cobalt, lithium and nickel recovered, per material, with the calculation method behind it.
- 05
State of health and expected lifetime
Remaining capacity, expected cycles and the data the passport has to keep updating while the battery is in use.
What happens if it is not ready
From 18 February 2027 a battery without a passport cannot be placed on the EU market. It is not a fine that arrives later: it is the condition for selling.
How we do it
01
Regulatory assessment
We establish which regulation applies to you and where you stand: which data you already have documented, which is missing, and what your category requires.
02
Data collection and validation
We identify the source of every missing data point — suppliers, laboratories, internal documentation — and verify it until it is traceable to that source.
03
Passport issue
We deliver the digital passport for each product, with every field referenced to the article that requires it and to its access level.
A finished passport, field by field
The complete example of a battery: every field with the article that requires it and who is allowed to see it.
See the exampleStart by finding out where you stand
The assessment is the first step and it is free: in five minutes you will know which data your category is missing.
Start the assessment