In collaboration with the Global Battery Alliance, we developed and piloted the world's first Battery Passport. It included the battery's carbon footprint and material origins. The passport was showcased at the WEF to demonstrate the positive impact of supply chain collaboration.

The Global Battery Alliance mobilises to ensure that battery production not only supports green energy, but also safeguards human rights and promotes health and environmental sustainability. Central to their mission are battery passports. In response to forthcoming EU regulations, the GBA aimed to issue the world's first battery passport. Together with ReSource we were uniquely equipped to design, develop, and issue this passport for Tesla and Audi.

Facing tight deadlines for the World Economic Forum conference, we worked in close collaboration with the GBA to create a system tailored to their requirements. We rapidly developed prototype designs to ensure alignment among all stakeholders. Through this process, we successfully designed and executed a pilot, gathering the essential data from the entire supply chain needed to issue a first passport.

A digital product passport that includes real data about a single EV battery, powered by backend tooling for supply chain members to gather data.

The combination of impossible timelines and different agendas, while turning a vague vision into something tangible, lead to one of my most rewarding projects ever.