Webinar – Centre of Excellence for Digital Product Passports: collaborations between sectors and countries

Last year, we spoke with Sjoerd Rongen, Digital Product Passports Lead at TNO and associated with the CoE-DSC, about the status of Digital Product Passports (DPPs). Since then, various new developments have taken place, which is why we spoke with Sjoerd again to get an update on its status. What are DPPs and what is already there? Let’s start with a short recap: digital product passports (DPPs) provide organisations with detailed information about the entire lifecycle of a single product,

Europe has set the goal to become fully circular by 2050. Central to this vision is the deployment of digital product passports (DPPs), a new technology that provides organisations with detailed information about the entire lifecycle of a single product. In the end, this helps organisations to change their view on how they produce, use, and recycle goods and helps them to make their operations more sustainable and efficient. Where does Europe currently stand with regards to the development of