Partner Search for Digital Battery Passport Integrated BMS for Energy Storage Systems

The battery industry is facing increasing regulatory and technical challenges in traceability, safety, and lifecycle optimization, particularly with the upcoming EU Battery Regulations set to become mandatory in 2027. To address these challenges, a Digital Battery Passport-Integrated BMS is being developed to bridge the gap between advanced battery analytics, compliance, and lifecycle management.

MEAtec aims to develop and deploy a Digital Battery Passport-Integrated BMS to enhance battery lifecycle management, real-time diagnostics, and regulatory compliance. This system will enable predictive maintenance, performance optimization, and full traceability by integrating secure battery data exchange with cloud-based analytics. The solution ensures compliance with EU Battery Regulations while supporting second-life applications and recycling initiatives. MEAtec is seeking Spanish partners as end-user and developer, such as an EV manufacturer, energy storage provider, or battery recycler, to test, validate, and implement the technology in real-world applications.

This system will combine real-time battery health diagnostics with secure, transparent data exchange, ensuring alignment with regulatory standards while optimizing performance and extending battery lifespan. The Digital Battery Passport will provide a structured and standardized approach to battery lifecycle tracking, supporting second-life applications and recycling. Additionally, a cloud-based BMS platform will enable remote monitoring, predictive analytics, and large-scale battery fleet management, ensuring seamless integration with digital passports and compliance frameworks.

We are looking for Spanish-based partners, including both end-users and technology developers, to collaborate on the development and validation of the Digital Battery Passport-Integrated BMS.

• End-User Partners (e.g., EV manufacturers, energy storage providers, battery recyclers) who can integrate and test the system in real-world applications such as EVs, stationary storage, and second-life batteries. They will provide operational feedback on system performance, reliability, and user experience, ensuring alignment with industry needs.

• Technology Developers (e.g., BMS manufacturers, software developers, cloud service providers) who can contribute to hardware and software development, enhancing system capabilities, connectivity, and compliance with EU Battery Regulations.