The Global Battery Alliance (GBA) has officially released the results of its 2026 Battery Passport pilot program. This year’s program published 18 pilot projects involving more than 40 companies across 13 countries. Participating companies account for approximately 80% of global electric vehicle battery production capacity, jointly exploring new pathways for transparency, traceability, and sustainable data governance in battery supply chains. GEM participated as a member of the consortium led by CALB, providing comprehensive support for supply chain traceability, ESG due diligence, and product carbon footprint work. The relevant data was verified by an independent third party, marking GEM’s position at the forefront of the industry in ESG data governance and international compliance capabilities across the battery supply chain.
GEM participates as a consortium member in the GBA Battery Passport pilot
The GBA was launched by the World Economic Forum in 2017 to establish a digital sustainable information infrastructure covering the battery supply chain and to support the industry’s ESG development through unified methodologies and data frameworks. With the progressive implementation of international sustainability regulations, notably the EU Battery Regulation, the supply chain has placed higher demands on data transparency, supply chain due diligence, and sustainability management. The GBA Battery Passport pilot uses real supply chain data and incorporates independent verification into the process of generating and disclosing Battery Passport information.
GEM participated in depth in this Battery Passport pilot. In strict accordance with GBA standards, the company comprehensively assessed its performance across 18 ESG issues, including supply chain due diligence, risk and sustainability management, and greenhouse gas and energy efficiency, and calculated carbon footprint data for battery products. All data was verified by third-party institutions. In the refining and materials segments of its business, GEM ranked among the top five in the consortium in categories including risk and sustainability management, biodiversity, pollution control, and waste management, marking international recognition of the company’s sustainability achievements.
▲GEM participates as a consortium member in the GBA Battery Passport pilot
Through its participation in this Battery Passport pilot, GEM has systematically connected the statistics, calculation, and verification processes for ESG and carbon footprint-related data in accordance with a unified international framework. This has effectively helped the company respond to the EU Battery Regulation and engage in deep collaboration with downstream customers such as CALB to jointly advance supply chain compliance and sustainable development. Next, GEM will continue to advance its Battery Passport response work, replicate and promote the successful experience gained from the pilot to more product lines and industrial parks, build both capability and data reserves for the full implementation of the Battery Passport, and contribute GEM’s wisdom to the sustainable development of the battery supply chain.
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