CIRPASS
Digital Product Passport
CIRPASS is preparing the ground for the gradual piloting and deployment of the Digital Product Passports, focusing on developing a roadmap for prototypes in three value chains: electronics, batteries and textiles.
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Funded by the European Commission under the Digital Europe Programme, CIRPASS is a collaborative initiative to prepare the ground for the gradual piloting and deployment of a standards-based Digital Product Passport (DPP) aligned with the requirements of the Proposal for Ecodesign for Sustainable Product Regulations (ESPR), with an initial focus on the electronics, batteries, and textile sectors.
The project consortium is composed of 31 partners representing thousands of industrial,research, digital, international, standards, organisations across Europe and beyond. The 18-month project will respond to the European Commission’s call on creating a clear concept for the DPP, defining a cross-sectoral product data model and DPP system with demonstrated benefits for the circular economy as well as developing roadmaps for its deployment.
OBJECTIVES
CIRPASS Main Objectives
Among several impacts the project will create, its core objectives are to:
Present an unambiguous cross-sectoral definition and description of the DPP
Define a cross-sectoral product data model for the DPP with demonstrated usefulness for the Circular Economy
Clarify the requirements related to product identification
Propose an open DPP data exchange protocol adapted to the needs of Circular Economy stakeholders and propose such a protocol based on up-to-date digital technologies
Build stakeholder consensus on key data for circularity and related open European and global vocabulary standards to be included in the DPP for the batteries, electronics, and textiles value chains
Develop use cases and roadmaps for piloting, deployment and circular business value generation of cross-sectoral DPPs
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European Commission consultation to identify Priority Products for first Digital Product Passports
The European Commission seeks views on which product categories to address first. The preliminary proposed list of 20 products includes: End-use products: Textiles and Footwear; Furniture; Ceramic Products; Tires; Detergents;
Digital Product Passports enter European law thanks to the Battery Regulation
The concept of a cross-sectoral Digital Product Passport was officially mentioned for the first time in European legislation in the Proposal for Ecodesign for Sustainable Product Regulation (ESPR) published on March 30,
Battery Pass and CIRPASS workshop
Driving sustainability and circularity in the battery value chain through Digital Product Passports: Battery Pass and CIRPASS discuss opportunities for cooperation Following on closely from the European Union’s announcement about
The DPP as defined in the proposal for ESPR
The Digital Product Passport as defined in the Proposal for Eco-design for Sustainable Product Regulation intends to be a brief summary of the DPP-related content of the ESPR proposal. The primary
Digital Product Passport – Highlights from CIRPASS first public event
The CIRPASS first public event “Shaping the future of the Digital Product Passport” took place on 13 December 2022 with the aim to bring together European industries, policymakers, R&D centres,
CIRPASS – Shaping the future of the Digital Product Passport
“CIRPASS – Shaping the future of the Digital Product Passport”, will bring together European industries, policymakers, R&D centres, standardisation organisations, circular economy and sustainability consultancies, digital solution providers and more,
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