The Battery Passport: Turning Product Data into Market Access
The Battery Passport: Turning Product Data into Market Access
This guide brings together osapiens' product data and software perspective with TÜV SÜD's expertise in testing, inspection, and certification. It covers what Battery Passport readiness means in practice, from assigning responsibility and structuring product data to building the assurance that a passport can hold up to scrutiny.
What you can expect:
- Understand why the Battery Passport is the first mandatory Digital Product Passport, and which companies beyond battery manufacturers can carry the responsibility
- See what the passport covers, from battery identity and carbon footprint to due diligence, performance, and end-of-life data, and how its three access levels control who sees what
- Learn how TÜV SÜD frames passport trust across three pillars, regulatory requirements, cybersecurity, and software quality, closing the gap between what software providers can prove and what manufacturers remain legally responsible for
- Follow the four-phase roadmap toward the February 18, 2027 deadline, from data gap analysis to go-live