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BPN
Battery Passport Network
Digital battery passports on CORA, ready for the EU battery passport requirement in February 2027.
At a glance
- What it is
- Digital battery passports on CORA, ready for the EU battery passport requirement in February 2027.
- Who it's for
- Battery manufacturers, importers and other economic operators who must issue passports, and the partners down the chain who need to read them.
- Status
- Innovation Pilot ProgramDigital Product PassportsBatteries
- Link
- Talk about BPN
The problem
Under the EU Battery Regulation, electric vehicle batteries, light means of transport batteries and industrial batteries above 2 kWh placed on the EU market need a digital battery passport from February 2027.
Manufacturers and importers need a way to register each battery, reference its documents and keep that record available along the value chain, without handing over the files.
What it does
- Built on CORA, the digital product passport framework.
- Each economic operator signs in with its own certificate, not a shared admin account.
- Batteries are registered through forms generated from the schemas configured on the network.
- Each document is recorded as a verifiable reference; the file stays in the owner's own storage.
- Every change is recorded on the shared ledger, so the passport history can be audited.
- The manufacturer portal is separate from the network core, so the workflow can follow the rules as they are finalised.
Work with me
If your company puts batteries on the EU market, get your passport workflow on BPN in place before the deadline.
Talk about BPN