Digital Battery Passport: Addressing challenges for a successful implementation

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Date & Time

March 25, 2024; 11h00 - 12h30 CET

Speakers

• Fahim Chowdhury, TVS
• Gabriela Benveniste, IREC
• José Espi, Eurecat
• Shahin Jamali, Fraunhofer IEG
• Sohag Salauddin, TVS
• Suna Akbayir, Artech International

Description

This informative webinar aims to shed light on lingering questions concerning the future of the Digital Battery Passport. Certain aspects still require clarification, prompting ongoing research to uncover solutions for these challenges. Anyone involved in this field should stay informed about these topics and their status to better navigate the evolving landscape.
Summary of the presentation

• Introduction from TVS (30 min) – Presented by Sohag Salauddin
  Includes a framework for the upstream, midstream and downstream actors to evaluate the LCA results for perspective product, component, and material. This will encourage the actors to participate in the battery passport-based supply chain management and circular economy-based business model creation. A demonstration of how this framework can support the battery passport initiative will be also included.
• Panel Discussion (45 min) – Moderated by Tomas Jezdinsky to discuss and provide insights regarding the following topics:
  • Value chain input for Battery Passport
  • LCA approach
  • Practical implementation issues
  • Scope of application
  • Data ownership issues
  • Repair, maintenance and refurbishment issues
  • Second life issues
  • Specific data updates & validation issues
  • Current & future regulation issues
  • Issues for openness in the future
• Q&A/Wrap-up (15 min) – Moderated by Tomas Jezdinsky

Recordings

Key take-aways

This informative webinar aimed to shed light on lingering questions concerning the future of the Digital Battery Passport. Certain aspects still require clarification, prompting ongoing research to uncover solutions for these challenges. Anyone involved in this field should stay informed about these topics and their status to better navigate the evolving landscape.

The webinar initiated with a “Introduction from TVS” a presentation by Salauddin Sohag. The presentation exclusively highlighted a framework for the upstream, midstream and downstream actors to evaluate the LCA results for perspective product, component, and material. This will encourage the actors to participate in the battery passport-based supply chain management and circular economy-based business model creation. A demonstration of how this framework can support the battery passport initiative was also included.

The 30-minute presentation was then followed by a 45-minutes panel discussion moderated by Tomas Jezdinsky (Market Research Consultant-ECI). The panel of speakers included Dr Fahim Chowdhury (Chief Executive Officer-TVS), Dr Shahin Jamali (Head of Monitoring and Artificial Intelligence -Fraunhofer IEG), Suna Akbayir (Managing Director-Artech Consulting), Dr. Gabriela Pérez (Energy Systems Analytics-IREC) and Dr. José Espi (Line Manager in Sustainable Impact-Eurecat).

The discussion focussed on several topics regarding the Digital Battery Passport including value chain input for the battery passport, LCA approach, practical implementation issues, cope of application, data ownership issues, repair, maintenance and refurbishment issues; second life issues, specific data updates and validation issues, current and future regulation issues, and issues for openness in the future.

Presentation