Manufacturer
You manufacture batteries or have them manufactured under your name – and place them on the market. The passport is your job.
Solutions
One tool. Five very different battery worlds.
Whether home storage, e-bike battery or forklift battery: the obligation is the same, the challenges are not. Here is how Batterypass fits your business.
Energy storage (BESS)
Stationary storage above 2 kWh – from home storage to containers.
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High volumes, small packs, mass QR per unit.
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Complex bills of materials, many variants, long lifecycles.
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Traction batteries
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Providing data to manufacturers
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Which department and supplier has which item.
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Your role
Who is actually responsible?
The economic operator placing the battery on the EU market is responsible for the information in the passport. Depending on the role, this means:
Importer
You place batteries from a manufacturer in a third country on the EU market. You must ensure that a passport exists.
Distributor
You resell batteries. Check whether a passport exists. Under your own name, you become the manufacturer yourself.
Authorised representative
You act on behalf of a manufacturer outside the EU and take on defined tasks.
Simplified illustration, not legal advice. The definitions and obligations of Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 are authoritative.
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