Carbon footprint, recycled content, and a passport — all before 2027.
The Battery Regulation requires a declared carbon footprint per battery model, minimum recycled cobalt, lead, lithium and nickel content, and — for the largest categories — a Digital Product Passport carrying all of it, verifiable by anyone with the link.
Every field has to trace back to real material and energy data, not a rounded estimate.
Feeds the same record used for ESPR circularity and the Digital Product Passport.
Circularity and durability fields, tracked per product.
Durability, repairability, end-of-life and physical fields are recorded once per product and reused everywhere they are needed — the Battery Regulation record, ESPR readiness, and the Digital Product Passport all read from the same data.
Embedded carbon, calculated from real material and energy data.
The same Carbon Footprint calculator that feeds CBAM and ESPR reporting produces the declared carbon footprint per battery model — calculated from material, energy and supply chain data you already track, not entered by hand.
From material data to a Battery Regulation record.
Common questions.
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