Is your company ready for the Battery Passport?
Electric vehicle batteries and industrial batteries have, since 2025 and 2026 respectively, been required to declare their carbon footprint.
From 18 February 2027, all batteries will require a digital product passport accessible via a QR code, containing a unique identifier, chemical composition, percentage of recycled material, state of health (SoH) and end-of-life destination.
The challenge was to find a solution that would address the problem of scattered data and information and bring it all together in a single, clear and accessible place.
The Solution
IRIS connects the different stakeholders across the battery lifecycle in a single shared data chain – from suppliers and manufacturers to certification bodies and logistics operators.
IRIS Traceability structures and tracks data across the value chain, linking information to batches, suppliers, events, and certifications.
IRIS Passport transforms this data into a structured Digital Product Passport, updated throughout the battery lifecycle and accessible according to different user profiles.
The same data foundation also supports LCA calculations and ESG indicators, allowing information to be reused for different compliance and sustainability needs.
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The Practical self-evaluation guide covers six key areas:
- Materials & Composition
- Supplier
- Recycling & Recovered Materials
- Performance & Durability
- End of Life
- Systems & Interoperability
