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Batteries
The Battery Regulation is the first EU instrument to require a Digital Product Passport. The EV-battery carbon-footprint declaration applies from 18 February 2026; the full DPP obligation for covered batteries applies from 18 February 2027. Commission operational guidelines were published in August 2025.
Na snaziPrimjenjuje se od 18 February 2027 (full DPP); carbon-footprint obligation in forceRegulation (EU) 2023/1542 (Battery Regulation)
Ključni datumi
18 August 2023
Battery Regulation enters into force.
18 February 2024
Most general obligations begin applying.
18 August 2024
EV-battery due-diligence and carbon-footprint rules start phasing in.
18 August 2025
Commission operational guidelines for the Battery DPP published.
18 February 2026
Carbon-footprint declaration obligation for EV batteries begins applying.
18 February 2027
Full Digital Product Passport obligation for covered batteries.
Potrebni podaci
- Unique battery identifier (UBI)
- Manufacturer and batch data
- Chemistry and cell composition
- Substances of concern (REACH)
- Carbon footprint per functional unit
- Recycled content (cobalt, lithium, nickel, lead)
- Performance and durability metrics
- State of health (in-use) for EV and industrial batteries
- Disassembly and dismantling instructions
- Recycling efficiency targets
- Conformity declaration and CE mark data
Prihvaćeni nositelji podataka
QR code (required, on battery label)Permanent Battery ID (QR-linked)
Pragovi i izuzeća
- Portable batteries below 2 kWh are excluded from the DPP obligation but covered by other Battery Regulation requirements.
- SMEs benefit from extended deadlines and simplified due-diligence under Art. 48.
- Second-life and repurposed batteries carry their own DPP referencing the original passport.
Otvorena pitanja
- Final CEN-CENELEC technical specification for the Unique Battery Identifier (work item under JTC 24).
- Interoperability between the battery DPP (Catena-X data space) and the ESPR horizontal DPP infrastructure.
- Cross-recognition with the UK and US battery-passport schemes.