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TSEP#208 From Concept to Blueprint: Battery Passports as Enablers of Transparent, Competitive, and Circular Value Chains
Manage episode 471112195 series 2951090
Batteries have become indispensable to our decarbonisation effort, powering electric vehicles and energy storage systems worldwide. However, their ecological and social impacts often remain hidden. The EU-wide mandatory digital battery passport, set to take effect in February 2027, aims to change this. It is designed to become a key instrument for ensuring the sustainable scaling of battery value chains worldwide.
Tilman Vahle is the Director of Sustainable Automotive and Batteries at Systemic. He has been developing and leading the Battery Pass Project and a multi-stakeholder consortium with leading industrial and academic institutions in the battery sector.
In this episode, we examine the digital battery passport, its aim, how it works, who is involved and the role of Tilman Vahle and Systemiq in the project.
About Tilmann Vahle, The Battery Pass and Systemiq
Tilmann Vahle
Tilmann Vahle is the director of Sustainable Automotive and Batteries at Systemiq, a world-leading systems change advisory. Most importantly for this episode, he has been developing and leading the battery pass project—a multi-stakeholder consortium with leading industrial and academic institutions in the battery sector.
The Battery Pass
The digital battery passport (https://thebatterypass.eu/) will be a core tool for enabling the globally sustainable scaling of battery value chains.
Systemiq
Systemiq, the system change company, was founded to help design and build a better economy. It aims to bring speed and scale to transforming five systems that shape our lives and work: energy, nature and food, materials, urban areas, and finance.
200 episodes
Manage episode 471112195 series 2951090
Batteries have become indispensable to our decarbonisation effort, powering electric vehicles and energy storage systems worldwide. However, their ecological and social impacts often remain hidden. The EU-wide mandatory digital battery passport, set to take effect in February 2027, aims to change this. It is designed to become a key instrument for ensuring the sustainable scaling of battery value chains worldwide.
Tilman Vahle is the Director of Sustainable Automotive and Batteries at Systemic. He has been developing and leading the Battery Pass Project and a multi-stakeholder consortium with leading industrial and academic institutions in the battery sector.
In this episode, we examine the digital battery passport, its aim, how it works, who is involved and the role of Tilman Vahle and Systemiq in the project.
About Tilmann Vahle, The Battery Pass and Systemiq
Tilmann Vahle
Tilmann Vahle is the director of Sustainable Automotive and Batteries at Systemiq, a world-leading systems change advisory. Most importantly for this episode, he has been developing and leading the battery pass project—a multi-stakeholder consortium with leading industrial and academic institutions in the battery sector.
The Battery Pass
The digital battery passport (https://thebatterypass.eu/) will be a core tool for enabling the globally sustainable scaling of battery value chains.
Systemiq
Systemiq, the system change company, was founded to help design and build a better economy. It aims to bring speed and scale to transforming five systems that shape our lives and work: energy, nature and food, materials, urban areas, and finance.
200 episodes
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