Battery Manufacturing Day 2026
SecIdent at Battery Manufacturing Day 2026
There is now more material on the battery passport than anyone can get through alongside a working week. Regulation text, guidance documents, consortium papers, draft standards, vendor content. Much of it is accurate, some of it is out of date, and parts of it contradict each other. We have sorted through it and built an overview that follows the order in which decisions have to be made rather than the order in which the sources appeared. We are presenting that overview at Battery Manufacturing Day 2026 on 18 and 19 November in Karlsruhe.
From exhibitor to speaker
SecIdent exhibited at Battery Manufacturing Day 2025. At that point the battery passport was still a large question mark for many visitors. What does it actually mean, what changes on the production side, which attributes have to be in it at all.
That knowledge gap has largely closed since then. To make sure the remaining open points get resolved as well, and that everyone affected can introduce the battery passport in time for 18 February 2027, we are using the 2026 slot to bring both sides together in one presentation. What is already settled, and what is still open.
The event takes place on 18 and 19 November 2026 at the GenoHotel in Karlsruhe. It is hosted by the editorial teams of »Automobil Industrie« and MM MaschinenMarkt. The programme includes a guided tour of the Karlsruhe Research Factory for AI-integrated production, a networking dinner on the eve of the main day, and expert talks, a startup session and a panel discussion on day two.
Talk on the battery passport roadmap
On Thursday 19 November 2026, André Simmert, Managing Director and CTO of Brainority Software, speaks from 12:15 to 12:40 on „Batteriepässe – Roadmap für die nächsten 10 Jahre" (Battery passports, a roadmap for the next ten years).
The talk is vendor neutral and covers:
what the Batteries Regulation actually requires and which implementing rules are still outstanding
what a working battery passport looks like in a real factory, from data flow to the code on the product
common misconceptions, practical pitfalls and the architecture decisions that will shape the next ten years
last-minute steps before 18 February 2027 that reduce risk without creating vendor lock-in
If you want the detail of how such an implementation runs, you can read it beforehand. Our case study with Enpower Greentech describes a battery passport from data capture to the 2D code on the nameplate.
Let us talk in Karlsruhe
18 February 2027 is unlikely to move. What can move is how much work is left when that date arrives.
We are available after the talk and beyond the lunch break. If you want to go through your data situation, your supply chain or your architecture options in detail, send us a short message beforehand. We will agree a time rather than leaving it to chance in the foyer.
There is no need to wait until November, though. If you would rather start sooner, get in touch now. The more time there is before the deadline, the more calmly the battery passport implementation can be planned.
Your ticket with 20% off
Not registered yet? Enter the code BMD_MEETME_2026 in the organiser's registration form to receive 20 per cent off the standard ticket price.