Issue battery passports meeting requirements of EU, US and China
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Policy LeadershipActively involved in supply chain traceabilty and battery passports policy development in the EU, US and China
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Proven ExperienceTogether with the Global Battery Alliance we piloted the world's first battery passport pilots in 2023 and demonstrated end-to-end traceability for Tesla
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Granular TraceabilityFounded by Glencore, CMOC and ERG we provide exclusive, granular traceability & ESG data to 100% of all production from their cobalt and nickel mines
ReSource helps to issue Battery Passports and facilitates end-to-end battery supply chain traceability. The platform connects supplier data, events, and compliance documents into a single model for battery supply chain visibility, covering cobalt, nickel, lithium and graphite across complex, multi-tier networks.
For chemistry-specific programs, ReSource supports both LFP battery traceability and NMC battery traceability, plus granular records for raw-material origin and transformation.
Built-in carbon tracking fields and integrations allow manual and automated input of footprint data, so carbon information can be stored and reported alongside compliance data.
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Material JourneyEasy navigation through the complex global legislation, owned and suppliers’ ESG documentation
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Compositions and Technical DetailsDemonstrate up-to-date makeup and performance specifications
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Flexible OwnershipTrack ownership and responsibility of a battery throughout its lifecycle
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Role-Based Data AccessEnsure that each user can only view or manage the data relevant to their specific function
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Carbon FootprintReport emissions from production and use
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Due Diligence PoliciesVerify adherence to key standards
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Proof of ProvenanceConfirm material origins with clear documentation
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Recycled ContentHighlight the percentage of recycled materials used
ReSource streamlines the data needed to issue EU-ready Battery Passports and prepares compliance data packs for other jurisdictions. It supports broader Digital Product Passports through compatible software, tools, and digital product ID workflows.
Result: a resilient EV supply chain with transparent battery materials supply chain data, faster evidence collection, and compliant Battery Passports.
Battery Passports in the EU
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2024
A carbon footprint calculation method for batteries is published
2023New regulations for the collection, disposal, and labeling of battery capacity are introduced
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2025
August: Businesses must adhere to supply chain due diligence regarding environmental and social impacts
December: Companies are required to submit carbon footprint declarations, verified by a third-party
2026August: Batteries must be classified according to their carbon footprint performance
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2028
February: Companies must demonstrate that their batteries’ life cycle carbon footprint does not exceed maximum thresholds
August: The percentage of recycled content in lithium, nickel, cobalt must be disclosed
2027February: A battery passport will be required, containing data on carbon footprint, sourcing, composition, recycled materials, health status, durability, and a QR code
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2030
December: Lithium-based batteries must have a recycling efficiency of at least 70%