Swiss Climate and the technology company BloqSens are entering into a partnership to support companies in setting up digital product passports (DPP). Digital product passports are a central element of the planned EU regulation for sustainable products (ESPR) and are set to become mandatory for numerous product groups such as batteries, textiles, and construction products. They serve to provide digital and transparent information about products throughout their entire life cycle—for example, on durability, recyclability, material origin, or carbon footprint.
BloqSens provides the technological solution for this: a platform for the efficient creation, management, and use of DPPs. Swiss Climate contributes its many years of expertise in developing CO₂ product balances (life cycle assessments) – a key element within the DPP when it comes to environmental impact and climate relevance. This accounting is based on international standards and enables a reliable representation of CO₂ emissions across the entire life cycle of a product.
Thanks to this partnership, companies receive a holistic, future-oriented solution: they benefit both from the technical infrastructure for implementing a DPP and from the depth and quality of content provided by sound environmental and climate data. This not only meets regulatory requirements but also creates real added value for customers, business partners, and internal sustainability goals.
“A DPP is particularly effective when it contains valid and credible data. This is precisely where the partnership comes in: BloqSens offers its customers solutions for creating, managing, and sharing product information securely and transparently. Swiss Climate provides the CO₂ data that makes the digital product passport a genuine sustainability tool,” says Andreas Künzli, Co-Lead Product Balances at Swiss Climate.
“The partnership with Swiss Climate reinforces our promise to combine data quality and sustainability: from robust environmental footprints to DPP, we provide companies with the basis for meeting regulatory requirements and demonstrating real climate impact,” says Peter Krummenacher, CEO of BloqSens AG.