Digital Product Passport for Batteries: What It Means for Australian Businesses

A Practical Guide for Australian Battery, Energy-Storage, Critical-Minerals, Materials and Recycling Businesses

Explore what the Digital Product Passport for batteries means for Australian businesses across battery manufacturing, energy storage, critical minerals, materials and recycling. This whitepaper explains which batteries are in scope from 18 February 2027, who is responsible for creating and maintaining the DPP, what upstream suppliers may be asked to provide, how the European Commission’s 71 battery data points should be interpreted, how the DPP Registry works, and practical steps Australian businesses can take to prepare.
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