Chemicals
DPP for Lubricants: Base Oil and Waste Oil Loops
A lubricant is not a product that vanishes in use; it is a material that comes back as waste oil. The passport closes that loop with data.
Blog
DPP in automotive
Catena-X, the ELV regulation, part-level traceability and passport demands in the automotive supply chain.
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Chemicals
DPP for Lubricants: Base Oil and Waste Oil Loops
A lubricant is not a product that vanishes in use; it is a material that comes back as waste oil. The passport closes that loop with data.
Textile
DPP for Technical Textiles: Scope and Readiness
Technical textiles sit outside the first textile delegated act, yet passport data arrives through Catena-X, the CPR and PPE rules by other doors.
Automotive
AAS and the Catena-X Ecosystem
Industry 4.0's digital twin standard has become the carrier of the DPP in automotive.
Automotive
ELV: The End-of-Life Vehicles Regime and the DPP
A vehicle's end begins in its design. The ELV regime makes that measurable through material data.
Standards
IEC 61406 Identification Links for Machinery
The industrial world's own identifier standard: self-issued, URL-shaped and printable on a nameplate.
Battery
Battery State of Health and Dynamic Data
The battery passport is not static: usage data has to be updated for life. This is the hardest part of the architecture.
Automotive
The DPP in Automotive and Catena-X
Automotive has the most mature DPP ecosystem. For component suppliers that means demand arrives before regulation.
Data Carriers
NFC and RFID for the DPP: When Do They Make Sense?
QR is the default carrier, but not always the best one. The three scenarios where NFC and RFID genuinely win.