Past events
Sustainability and Beyond: The Impact of Digital Product Passports
Discover how aligning DPPs with your strategy can strengthen your market position and future-proof your operations.
From requirement to benefit – get started with digital product passports
Digital Product Passports (DPP) are expected to be implemented starting in 2027 and will affect virtually all companies selling physical products on the European market. In this webinar, you will get an overview of what DPP is and how it can be a competitive advantage for your company.
Seminar: EU Legal requirements for Digital Product Passports (DPP) in the iron and steel industry
Target audience for the seminar: Professionals in fields impacted by the implementation of Digital Product Passports (DPP), such as digitalization, process development, traceability, product identification, environmental impact reporting, and other information required to accompany a product throughout the value chain. Purpose: Enhancing knowledge, fostering networking, and gathering valuable input for continued efforts. Identifying key issues for the steel industry and engaging companies/individuals interested in participating in further work. Speakers from organizations such as the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, SSAB, Alleima, and SIS will be present.
The SwePass kickoff meeting
SwePass partners are invited to the official kickoff meeting to align on the project’s goals, structure, and work packages (WPs). The meeting will provide an overview of SwePass, focusing on how the project will drive traceability, sustainability, and digitalization across industries. Each WP will be introduced. The event will also include discussions, networking, and planning next steps to ensure collaboration and success. Together, we aim to position Sweden as a leader in sustainable innovation. Agenda: 13.00: Welcome & introduction: Malin Rosqvist (project mgt) Introducing work packages: 13.10: WP3, Knowledge and education: Sophie Charpentier & Marie-Louise Lagerstedt Eidrup, Chalmers industriteknik 13.20: WP4, Policy for sustainable business and society: Hanna Lindén, RISE 13.30: WP5, Open traceability platform technology assessment and semantic interoperability: Eva Blomqvist, Linköpings universitet 13.40: WP6, Demonstrator – Textile sorting for reuse and recycling: Catrine Marchall, RISE 13.50: WP7, Demonstrator: Values of a common language, Construction industry: Karin Wannerberg, RagnSells 14.00: WP8, Demonstrator: Traceability of product data through the Product Lifecycle - supporting a sustainable business: Jörgen Ekblad, QCM 14.00: WP 2, Communication and outreach – a cross-sectoral collaboration: Tatjana Karpenja, RISE 14.10: Introducing the partners (23 partners = 2 minutes/organization): everyone presents organization, motivation to be in the project and expectations on the collaboration and preliminary WP focus 14.50: Summary and next steps: Malin Rosqvist. Prel dates for open project meetings (TBD among WP leaders, sometimes Q2)
