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Digital Product Passport: A New Era of Traceability
In response to growing environmental concerns and the need for greater transparency in supply chains, the European Union has introduced a series of regulations aimed at improving the sustainability and circularity of products. Central to this initiative is the Digital Product Passport (DPP): a framework designed to provide detailed, standardized information about a product’s lifecycle, materials, and environmental impact. Within this broader context, the EU Battery Passport specifically targets batteries, recognizing their critical role in the energy transition and their complex supply chains.
The Battery Passport is a mandatory component of the revised EU Battery Regulation (2023/1524), which came into force in 2023. It requires manufacturers to digitally document key data about each battery > 2kWh, including its composition, performance, carbon footprint, recycling potential and QR-code integration. This data must be accessible throughout the battery’s lifecycle from production to end-of-life, enabling stakeholders to make informed decisions and ensuring accountability across the value chain. Compliance with these regulations is not just a legal obligation, it’s a strategic imperative that reflects a company’s commitment to ethical sourcing, environmental stewardship, and corporate transparency. By embracing track & trace solutions, businesses not only ensure compliance but also position themselves as leaders in sustainable innovation.
Battery Passport implementation timeline
Building Transparency Across the Battery Lifecycle
Honeywell introduces an independent digital platform built to bring transparency and intelligence to the battery value chain. Developed by industry experts, it combines our deep sector knowledge with a lightweight, integration-ready architecture that connects data from production, usage, and recycling in one place. Our platform works seamlessly with existing systems, enabling fast onboarding and minimal IT effort. Its purpose is simple — to give industry players a clear, trusted, data-driven view of their batteries’ lifecycle and performance.
How it works?
End-to-End Workflow
An integrated flow that connects serialization, tracking, and compliance, making battery passports simple, reliable, and value-driven.
Strategic, Operational & Competitive Advantages
Seamlessly uniting compliance and competitive edge, our platform transforms challenges into growth opportunities.
Regulatory Compliance (EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542): avoid non-compliance risks, prepare early and shape the standards
Operational Efficiency: centralize data – reduce time spent preparing audit reports, declarations and due diligence documentation
Supply Chain Transparency and Risk Mitigation: track raw material origins, critical minerals, and battery components – de-risk operations and respond simpler to due diligence audits
Support for Circular Economy: enable second-life applications, battery leasing or take-back programs – monetize batteries across full lifecycle, reduce waste, and enable new revenue streams
IT and Data Usage: leverage Battery Passport as a Digital Twin
Data Monetization and Collaboration: enable data sharing with partners in trusted formats – turn compliance data into business intelligence and collaborative value
Why Choose Us Over Competitors?
- EU Battery Regulation-Ready Digital Platform
- Unmatched Track and Trace Expertise
- Scalable & Flexible Architecture
- Seamless Integration with Existing Systems
- Enhanced Supply Chain Visibility (Add-On)
- Reduced Risk of Non-Compliance
- Focused on IP & Data Security
- Brand Protection
- Product Verification/Authentication
- Real-Time Business Intelligence (Add-On)
- Proven Implementation Experience Across Many Industries
