EU Battery Passport · Applies 18 February 2027

Be Battery Passport ready before 18 February 2027, proven on your own product

Most readiness projects end with a slide deck. This pilot ends with a live, published passport built from your own product data, reviewed against the EU Battery Regulation, and ready to scan. Under Regulation (EU) 2023/1542, from 18 February 2027 a digital battery passport is required for the battery categories the Regulation brings into scope on the EU market. The pilot is how you get ahead of it now, and see it working before you commit to anything.

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How the pilot works

A typical pilot runs across roughly four to six weeks. We agree the exact shape with you.

1

Kickoff and scope

We start with a short working session to choose one real product to take through the pilot. You tell us the battery or EV model, the markets it ships into, what data you already hold, and where your team feels exposed against the EU Battery Regulation. We agree the scope together, so the pilot reflects your actual line, not a generic template.

2

Build a live passport from your real data

We turn your existing product, material, and test documentation into a working digital passport, with AI-assisted extraction doing the heavy lifting. You see your own data render as a public, scannable passport, the way a market surveillance authority, recycler, or buyer would encounter it. This is your product, not a demo SKU.

3

Battery passport compliance gap review against the regulation

We walk the passport against the EU Battery Regulation with your team and show you, field by field, what is present, what is missing, and what needs a decision. You see the gaps in plain language, with the regulation reference next to each one, so nothing is hidden in a spreadsheet and nothing is dressed up as a score.

4

Walk away with a published passport and a roadmap

You leave with a published, scannable passport on your own product and a written readiness roadmap: the data to gather, the suppliers to involve, and the sequence to follow before 18 February 2027. Something concrete to put in front of your board, your auditors, and your customers.

What you walk away with

A live, published, scannable digital product passport built on one of your own real products, not a demo dataset. Real data, real QR code, ready to show.

A clear gap view against the EU Battery Regulation, field by field, in plain language, with each gap tied to its regulation reference.

A written readiness roadmap covering the data, the suppliers, and the sequence to work through before 18 February 2027, ready to scale across the rest of your range.

Internal proof you can put in front of leadership, your board, and your customers. A working passport beats a status report.

A grounded view of your supply-chain data quality, so you know where the real effort sits before you scale.

A direct working relationship with a team that does this every day, where the specifics for your products are agreed one to one.

Built for EU-facing battery and EV manufacturers

Battery manufacturers (EV, LMT, industrial, or stationary) placing batteries on the EU market and facing the 18 February 2027 requirement.

EV manufacturers whose vehicles carry batteries that fall within scope of the EU Battery Regulation.

Manufacturers outside the EU who export batteries or EVs into the EU market and are caught by its extraterritorial reach.

Compliance managers who need a defensible, evidence-backed view of where their products stand, not another planning document.

Founders and CEOs who want a clear, evidenced plan for the fixed 18 February 2027 deadline before it becomes a fire drill.

Supply-chain and operations leads who need to know which supplier data is ready and which is not.

See a live passport before you apply

We are not asking you to take this on faith. We already host live, scannable sample passports built to the EU Battery Regulation structure, complete with a QR code and the public view an authority, recycler, or buyer would see. Open one, scan it, and click through it, the same experience the outside world would have. Then picture it running on your own product. That is what the pilot delivers.

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The deadline is fixed. Your readiness does not have to be a guess.

18 February 2027 is set in the EU Battery Regulation. What is still open is whether you reach it scrambling or with a proven passport, a clear gap view, and a roadmap already in hand. Tell us a little about your products and your timeline, and we will get back to you to confirm fit and shape the pilot one to one.

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