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Get an expert’s advice and comply with EU Battery Regulation.
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The Open Battery Passport makes EU regulatory compliance easy.
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We aim to empower automotive OEMs, battery manufacturers and battery-related stakeholders to harness data for improved sustainability, circularity, battery performance, and compliance with key regulations, including EU battery regulation and the IRA.
Join us in shaping a cleaner, more responsible, and connected automotive world with the most comprehensive battery data tooling available.
What is the Open Battery Passport?
The Open Battery Passport is a blockchain-based digital record of a battery designed by Minespider specifically to address the requirements of the EU and other upcoming battery regulations.
Our Aim
To enable stakeholders to make more informed decisions and ensure traceability, transparency and compliance - by providing a reliable and secure tool for recording and sharing information from every stage of the battery’s life cycle.
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Manage Battery Models
Add your Battery Model data only once. Then complement it with more individual battery data for Battery Passports once needed:
Integrate the Battery Model creation with your legacy systems
Customize it based on the applicable plant manufacturing details - for the EU conformity declaration, carbon footprint details, etc.
Leverage Battery Passports
Add specific individual battery data to the Battery Model information for seamless Battery Passport creation:
Create Battery Passports quickly and easily
Choose whether you want the data to be private or public
Battery Handling & End-of-Life
Include battery updates for a more transparent, traceable record. Some options include:
Battery repairs - include details on what has been repaired and update your Battery Passport
End-of-life treatment - update the battery status and issue new Battery Passports based on treatment activities
What will you get
Unparalleled Transparency
Gain complete visibility into your EV battery's life cycle, enabling continuous improvements.
Regulatory Compliance
Meet the requirements of EU and other upcoming battery regulations with ease.
ESG Metrics & Carbon Tracking
Monitor and report on crucial environmental, social, and governance factors, carbon emissions data and percentage of the recycled content.
Easy Integration
Swiftly create Battery Passports using our open API, templates, and customizable data fields.
Circular Economy Enabler
Empower responsible handling of batteries and boost recycling efforts, promoting a sustainable future.
Unlimited Use
The Open Battery Passport includes an unlimited number of passports, accounts, and API calls.
Regulation Timeline
EU battery regulation requirements
2023
The Regulation enters in Force (August 2023)
2024
Up-to date parameters for SoH and expected lifetime data for LMT, EV and stationary battery energy storage systems will be required as part of the Battery Management System (BMS) (August 2024)
2025
Carbon footprint declaration for EV batteries (February 2025)
2025
Due Diligence Battery Policies and traceability system implementation (August 2025)
2025
Required Minimum recycling efficiency of 65% for Li-based batteries (December 2025)
2026
Carbon footprint declaration for rechargeable industrial batteries except those with external storage (February 2026)
2026
Carbon footprint performance classes requirement for EV batteries (August 2026)
2027
All batteries shall be marked with a QR code (Feb 2027)
2027
Up-to date parameters for SoH and expected lifetime data for LMT, EV and stationary battery energy storage systems will be required as part of the Battery Management System (BMS) (August 2024)
2027
Carbon footprint performance classes requirement for rechargeable industrial batteries except those with external storage (August 2027)
2027
Material recovery minimum levels (Li, Ni, Co, Co) (December 2027)
2028
Carbon footprint declaration for LMT batteries (August 2028)
2028
Carbon Footprint thresholds for EV batteries (February 2028)
2028
Declare share of recycled content (Li, Ni, Co, Pb) for EV, industrial batteries with capacity above 2kWh and without external storage and SLI Batteries (August 2028)
2029
Carbon Footprint thresholds for rechargeable industrial batteries except those with external storage (Feb 2029)
2030
Carbon footprint declaration for rechargeable industrial batteries with external storage (August 2030)
2030
Carbon footprint performance classes requirement for LMT (February 2027)
2030
Minimum recycling efficiency of 70% of li-based batteries (Dec 2030)
2031
Carbon Footprint thresholds for LMT batteries (August 2031)
2031
Minimum % of recycled content (Co: 16%; Pb: 85%; Li: 6%; Ni: 6%) (August 2031)
2032
Carbon footprint performance classes requirement for rechargeable industrial batteries with external storage (February 2032)
2033
Carbon Footprint thresholds for rechargeable industrial batteries with external storage (Aug 2033)
2033
Declare share of recycled content (Li, Ni, Co, Pb) for LMT batteries (August 2033)
2036
Minimum % of recycled content (Co: 26%; Pb: 85%; Li: 12%; Ni: 15%) (August 2036)
Fully-compatible with standards such as:
Catena-X is a collaborative initiative in the automotive sector, focusing on creating a digital data exchange standard. It enables seamless communication and data sharing across the automotive supply chain, fostering efficiency and transparency.
GBA (Global Battery Alliance) addresses sustainability and ethical challenges in battery production. It promotes responsible sourcing of materials, clean energy integration, and environmentally conscious recycling.
EBA (European Battery Alliance) initiated by the EU, aims to build a competitive and sustainable battery industry in Europe. It focuses on secure supply chains, reducing the environmental impact of batteries, and advancing battery technology.
GBA (Global Battery Alliance) addresses sustainability and ethical challenges in battery production. It promotes responsible sourcing of materials, clean energy integration, and environmentally conscious recycling.
EBA (European Battery Alliance) initiated by the EU, aims to build a competitive and sustainable battery industry in Europe. It focuses on secure supply chains, reducing the environmental impact of batteries, and advancing battery technology.
Backed by the best
We partner with industry-leading companies from the EV market and beyond.
Minespider is a member of the European Battery Alliance (EBA) and is a part of the EU Commission’s €13M project BATRAW, which aims to find new technological ways to recycle critical minerals from EV batteries.
The world is moving towards a more sustainable future, and Minespider's Open Battery Passport is leading this change, providing the essential data and tools needed for a truly connected and responsible automotive industry.
Our goal is to revolutionize the industry by offering this groundbreaking tool, ensuring that all stakeholders have access to the information and insights needed to transform the automotive landscape and comply with upcoming battery regulations.
— Nathan Williams
Minespider Founder & CEO
Resources
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Discover insightful resources to support your Open Battery Passport adoption and contribute to a sustainable EV battery future.
Comparison
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Frequent Questions
For more questions about the Battery Passports, please contact our team.
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What companies are subject to the EU Battery Regulation?
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