DigiProd Pass at EU Battery Passport 2026

On 4 February 2026, DigiProd Pass Ltd. participated as a key sponsor and exhibitor at the EU Battery Passport Conference, held at the Lille Grand Palais. DPPL demonstrated the industrial implementation of its Digital Product Passport (DPP) solutions, aligning with the conference theme: “Driving Readiness, Technology and Opportunity.”

Hands-On Innovation: The DigiProd Pass Exhibition

As an event sponsor, DigiProd Pass hosted an interactive booth focused on the practical implementation of the Digital Product Passport (DPP). At the DigiProd Pass booth, the team demonstrated the practical architecture required to meet the EU Batteries Regulation. Visitors engaged with an interactive space that demonstrated how complex data can be translated into transparent, actionable product life cycles.

Key technical demonstrations at the booth included:

• Data Integration & Traceability: Showcasing the platform’s ability to pull data across the entire battery value chain—from raw material sourcing to end-of-life.
• Carbon Footprint Tracking: Real-time monitoring of environmental indicators integrated directly into the passport.
• QR-Based Access: Live demonstrations of how stakeholders, regulators, and consumers can instantly access specific product information through secure QR interfaces.
• Secure Data Sharing: A deep dive into how the platform ensures interoperability and scalability while maintaining role-based access to sensitive data.

The booth served as a hub for prospective clients to discuss technical hurdles such as legacy system integration and how the DigiProd Pass DPP serves as a future-ready tool for gaining a competitive advantage in the evolving battery ecosystem.

Panel Discussion: How Digital Product Passports Will Reshape the Entire Value Chain

The conference's strategic focus culminated in a panel discussion titled “The Future of Battery Transparency – How Digital Product Passports Will Reshape the Entire Value Chain.” Moderated by Salauddin Sohag, Managing Director of DigiProd Pass Ltd., the session brought together technical and industry experts to map the path toward digital adoption:

• Farhadur Arifin (Lead Researcher, BASE Project EU): Detailed the operationalisation of data spaces, reference architecture of the solutions, complexity of data availability, circularity and ESG indicators for use in maritime and stationary environments.
• Ingrid Flatebø Holsen (Project Lead, Corvus Energy): Explained Corvus’s journey towards implementing DBP for Marine Battery Passports .
• Dr Fahim Chowdhury (CEO & Chairperson, Technovative Solutions Ltd.): Addressed technical fragmentation, challenges of SME to harness this solution, and advocating for standardised data models as the solution to legacy system challenges.

Through its dual role as an exhibitor and a thought leader, DigiProd Pass reinforced its position as a valuable partner across various industry value chains seeking to turn regulatory compliance into a long-term competitive advantage.

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