A proof of concept of how to deploy the Digital Product Passport across the value chain

Imposed by announced EU legislation, organizations are increasingly expected to report on how a product is made and used throughout its lifecycle, by tracking such information in a Digital Product Passport (DPP) – a standardized digital document that contains extensive information about the composition, production, use, and recycling of a product. Compliance to this legislation is compulsory and therefore inevitable. The purpose of a DPP is to improve the sustainability and transparency of products by providing detailed data throughout the entire lifecycle of a product. This helps organizations make better-informed decisions and achieve their sustainability goals. The DPP provides insights into: 1. How products can be reused at the end of their lifecycle: recycling, reusing, repairing, etc. 2. Insight into the circular economy, enabling policymakers to create effective and targeted policies. Example application: Battery Passports This service delivers a proof of concept of how to deploy the Digital Product Passport across the value chain for your specific company and use case – from raw material suppliers to manufacturers, distributors, retailers, end users, and recyclers. Customer brings in: – Knowledge/Expertise: Handling of relevant data (see below). – Effort: 8 hrs for setup, unlimited hrs for testing within timeframe of TEF service. – Systems: – For this testing service: N/A. – In case of adoption/implementation: Access to ERP/MES/Other relevant systems. – Data: Product, production, lifecycle data.