DigiPass-Forum
The DigiPass Forum, co-organised by DigiPass CSA and CIRPASS-2 EU Projects, is a pivotal event shaping the future of digital product passports (DPPs) and their role in the circular economy. Bringing together leading experts, policymakers, and industry innovators, this forum will address critical regulatory frameworks, technological advancements, and business opportunities that will drive sustainable product lifecycle management.
By fostering collaboration between research, industry, and policy, this event will accelerate the implementation of DPPs, enhancing transparency, traceability, and sustainability across multiple sectors. As the EU moves towards a greener, data-driven economy, the DigiPass Forum will be instrumental in bridging innovation with regulation to create a more resource-efficient and resilient industrial ecosystem.
Regulatory and Technological Alignment
The DigiPass Forum will bridge the gap between policy and innovation by fostering dialogue on Digital Product Passports (DPPs), ensuring compliance with European regulations while driving technological advancements in data interoperability and traceability.
Collaboration Across Sectors
Bringing together policymakers, industry leaders, and researchers, the forum will create a dynamic platform for cross-sector collaboration, accelerating the adoption of digital tools that enhance sustainability and circular economy practices.
Market and Business Opportunities
By showcasing real-world applications and emerging business models, the event will empower industries to leverage DPPs for competitive advantage, fostering new economic opportunities built on transparency, resource efficiency, and digital innovation.
Digital Product Passport and regulations
The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is set to revolutionise the way products are tracked, managed, and recycled across the European market. As part of the European Green Deal and the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), the EU is introducing mandatory DPPs to enhance product transparency, traceability, and sustainability. These passports will store essential data on a product’s composition, environmental impact, and circularity potential, enabling better decision-making for manufacturers, consumers, and policymakers. Covering sectors like electronics, batteries, textiles, and construction materials, the upcoming regulations will drive businesses toward more responsible production and resource-efficient practices. By ensuring seamless data interoperability and compliance with evolving EU standards, DPPs will play a crucial role in accelerating the transition to a circular and sustainable economy.
