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EU Battery Passport – digital compliance for batteries

The EU Battery Regulation mandates the digital Battery Passport. ArtemLEX supports you with setup, data maintenance and submission.

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What ArtemLEX delivers for the EU Battery Passport

Data capture & management

Capture and manage carbon footprint, material origin and recyclability in a structured way.

QR code & digital passport

Generate a Battery-Passport-compliant QR code and provide data in EU-compliant form.

Supply-chain compliance

Document and demonstrate due diligence for critical raw materials.

EU Battery Passport with ArtemLEX – in 4 steps

  1. 01

    Capture mandatory data

    Document carbon footprint, materials and performance data in a structured way.

  2. 02

    Build the digital passport

    Set up the Battery Passport database and maintain data continuously.

  3. 03

    Generate QR code

    Create an EU-compliant QR code and provide passport data.

  4. 04

    Evidence the supply chain

    Document and archive due diligence for critical raw materials.

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Frequently asked questions about the EU Battery Passport

Answers to our clients' most frequent questions. Can't find your question? Get in touch with us directly.

What is the digital EU Battery Passport?
The EU Battery Regulation (2023/1542) requires a digital Battery Passport for industrial, vehicle and e-mobility batteries from 2027. It contains information on origin, composition, carbon footprint and recyclability – accessible via a QR code.
Which batteries require a Battery Passport?
Mandatory from 2027 for industrial batteries from 2 kWh, LMT vehicle batteries and batteries for electric vehicles. Different rules apply to portable batteries.
What data must the Battery Passport contain?
Carbon footprint, share of renewable energy, material composition, share of recycled materials, performance and durability parameters as well as information on responsible raw-material sourcing.
Who is responsible for the Battery Passport?
Manufacturers and importers who place batteries on the EU market are responsible for creating and maintaining the Battery Passport.
How does ArtemLEX support the Battery Passport?
ArtemLEX helps capture all mandatory data in a structured way, generates the QR-code-based digital passport and documents supply-chain due diligence for critical raw materials such as cobalt and lithium.