Digital Product Passport for Electronics & IT
Consumer electronics, ICT equipment, and displays are priority groups under the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR 2024/1781).
Quick Summary
Under EU ESPR (2024/1781), electronics and ICT products are scheduled for delegated acts with expected compliance windows in 2028–2029, focusing on repairability, spare parts availability, battery replaceability, and critical raw materials.
Key DPP data points for electronics
Repairability & spare parts
Repairability score (1–10), disassembly instructions, and spare parts availability window.
Critical raw materials
Disclosure of rare earths, cobalt, lithium, and precious metals in components.
Energy & carbon footprint
Lifecycle carbon footprint, energy efficiency class, and durability metrics.
Embedded battery data
Link or include EU Battery Regulation (2023/1542) compliance for rechargeable cells.
FAQ
When do electronics need a Digital Product Passport in the EU?
Electronics and ICT are priority categories in the ESPR working plan, with delegated acts expected to take effect around 2028–2029.
Can I start structuring my electronics DPPs now?
Yes. DPPify lets you publish up to 5 passports for free with repairability scores, GS1 Digital Link QR codes, and UNTP v0.5 exports.
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