All glossary terms

A regulatory term referring to accreditation as defined in Article 2, point (10), of Regulation (EC) No 765/2008.

A regulatory term referring to a material which reacts chemically to produce electric energy when the battery cell discharges or to store electric ener.

Emissions calculated from primary data for the production processes and electricity use associated with covered goods.

A regulatory term referring to an adverse impact on the environment resulting from the breach of the prohibitions and obligations listed in Part I.

A regulatory term referring to an impact on persons resulting from: (i) an abuse of one of the human rights listed in Part I, Section 1.

A regulatory term referring to an adverse environmental impact or adverse human rights impact.

A regulatory term referring to land with tree stands in agricultural production systems, such as fruit tree plantations, oil palm plantations.

A regulatory term referring to the use of land for the purpose of agriculture, including for agricultural plantations and set-aside agricultural areas.

A regulatory term referring to any electrical or electronic equipment, as defined in Article 3(1), point (a), of Directive 2012/19/EU.

A regulatory term referring to measures that are capable of achieving the objectives of due diligence by effectively addressing adverse impacts in a ma.

A regulatory term referring to aspect of the natural environment, human health or resources of interest to society.

The actor recognized under CBAM as authorized to make the required declarations for covered imports.

A cross-regulation actor term for a person or entity mandated to act on behalf of another economic actor under specified legal conditions.

A regulatory term referring to a natural or legal person established in a Member State in which the producer places batteries on the market and which i.

A device delivering electrical energy through direct conversion of chemical energy, as defined in the EU Battery Regulation.

The electrochemical unit within a battery, defined differently across EU battery law and U.S. manufacturing-credit rules.

A regulatory term referring to the obligations of an economic operator in relation to its management system, risk management.

The system that monitors, controls, or manages battery operation, performance, and related data functions.

A regulatory term referring to the materials or objects rejected during the battery manufacturing process.

A regulatory term referring to a version of a battery all units of which share the same technical characteristics relevant for the requirements of this.

An intermediate battery assembly whose legal meaning differs between EU battery law and U.S. manufacturing-credit rules.

A regulatory term referring to any set of battery cells or modules that are connected together or encapsulated within an outer casing.

An electronic record for certain batteries that combines model-level and individual-battery information for transparency, traceability, and lifecycle use.

A concept family for the service or platform layer used to operate, host, and deliver battery-passport data workflows.

A regulatory term referring to a battery which has the potential to have adverse effects on human health or the safety of persons.

A regulatory term referring to a battery that is specifically designed to have its energy stored exclusively in one or more attached external devices.

A regulatory term referring to carbon derived from biomass (3.1.7.1).

A regulatory term referring to material of biological origin.

A regulatory term referring to an entity: (i) with which the company has a commercial agreement related to the operations.

A regulatory term referring to the relationship of a company with a business partner.

A regulatory term referring to with respect to any battery, the quantity of electricity which the battery is capable of storing.

A regulatory term referring to unit for comparing the radiative forcing of a GHG (3.1.2.1) to that of carbon dioxide.

A cross-source term for greenhouse-gas emissions associated with a product system, whose exact legal framing varies by source.

A regulatory term referring to sum of GHG emissions (3.1.2.5) and GHG removals (3.1.2.6) in a product system (3.1.3.2).

A regulatory term referring to set of specific rules.

A regulatory term referring to comparing the CFP (3.1.1.1) or the partial CFP (3.1.1.2) of one specific product (3.1.3.1) of the same organization (3.1.

A regulatory term referring to all activities that are necessary to quantify and report a CFP (3.1.1.1) or a partial CFP (3.1.1.2).

A regulatory term referring to report that documents the CFP study (3.1.1.4), presents the CFP (3.1.1.1) or partial CFP (3.1.1.2).

A regulatory term referring to set of procedures to facilitate the quantification of the CFP (3.1.1.6) for two or more products (3.1.3.1) of the same o.

A regulatory term referring to mechanism for compensating for all or a part of the CFP (3.1.1.1) or the partial CFP (3.1.1.2) through the prevention of.

A regulatory term referring to the monetary amount paid in a third country, under a carbon emissions reduction scheme, in the form of a tax.

A regulatory term referring to a certificate in electronic format corresponding to one tonne of CO2e of embedded emissions in goods.

The marking used to indicate that a product meets applicable EU requirements under the relevant legal framework.

A China draft-guideline term for a recycling service outlet with larger dedicated storage capacity and more complete facilities for longer-term waste power battery storage.

A regulatory term referring to a third-party verification scheme that certifies that a product, process or business complies with certain requirements.

A regulatory term referring to (i) activities of a companys upstream business partners related to the production of goods or the provision of services.

A regulatory term referring to a range of performance levels in relation to one or more product parameters referred to in Annex I.

A regulatory term referring to any of two or more products (3.1.3.1) coming from the same unit process (3.1.3.6) or product system (3.1.3.2).

A China draft-guideline term for a recycling service outlet that can temporarily store waste power batteries using dedicated storage space and basic facilities.

A regulatory term referring to a producers commercial guarantee of durability as referred to in Article 17 of Directive (EU) 2019/771.

A regulatory term referring to any of the following: (i) a legal person constituted as one of the legal forms listed in Annexes I and II to Directive 2.

A regulatory term referring to the authority designated by each Member State in accordance with Article 11.

A regulatory term referring to a product intended to be incorporated into another product.

A regulatory term referring to 对废旧动力电池进行拆解、破碎、分选、冶炼等处理，进行资源化利用的活动。.

A regulatory term referring to conflict-affected and high-risk areas as defined in Article 2, point (f), of Regulation (EU) 2017/821.

The process used to determine whether a product satisfies applicable legal or technical requirements.

An organization that performs conformity-assessment activities under the applicable legal framework.

A regulatory term referring to any component of a good that is used up recurrently and that needs to be replaced or replenished for the good to functio.

A regulatory term referring to any product, excluding components and intermediate products, primarily intended for consumers.

A regulatory term referring to a continental shelf as defined in Article 76 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

A regulatory term referring to a country or territory as referred to in Article 60 of Regulation (EU) No 952/2013.

A regulatory term referring to the country or territory where the relevant commodity or the relevant commodity used in the production of.

A regulatory term referring to activity intended to ensure consistency between the CFP study (3.1.1.4) and the principles and requirements of this docu.

A regulatory term referring to a natural or legal person that purchases.

A regulatory term referring to the customs administrations of Member States as defined in Article 5, point (1), of Regulation (EU) No 952/2013.

A regulatory term referring to a declarant as defined in Article 5, point (15).

A regulatory term referring to the territory defined in Article 4 of Regulation (EU) No 952/2013.

A regulatory term referring to specification of the amount of material or energy flow or the level of significance of GHG emissions (3.1.2.5) associate.

A regulatory term referring to a linear barcode symbol.

A cross-source market actor term whose role depends on whether the source is focused on product supply or vehicle-credit eligibility.

A regulatory term referring to quantity of a product (3.1.3.1) for use as a reference unit in the quantification of a partial CFP (3.1.1.2).

A regulatory term referring to a value, which is calculated or drawn from secondary data, which represents the embedded emissions in goods.

A regulatory term referring to the conversion of forest to agricultural use, whether human-induced or not.

A regulatory term referring to (a) that the relevant products contain, have been fed with or have been made using.

A regulatory term referring to the intentional damaging or discarding of a product as waste with the exception of discarding for the sole purpose of de.

A product-specific digital data set that carries the information required by the applicable ESPR framework.

A service provider involved in supporting the infrastructure or operation of a digital product passport under the relevant framework.

A regulatory term referring to emissions from the production processes of goods.

A regulatory term referring to change in the human use of land within the relevant boundary.

A regulatory term referring to distance contracts as defined in Article 2, point (7), of Directive 2011/83/EU.

A regulatory term referring to the offer for sale, hire or hire purchase of products, online or through other means of distance sales.

A market actor that makes a product available downstream without necessarily being the manufacturer or importer.

A product-performance concept describing how long a product or component can continue functioning as intended.

Digital information that changes frequently over time, especially as products or batteries are used and updated.

A regulatory term referring to the integration of environmental sustainability considerations into the characteristics of a product and the processes t.

A regulatory term referring to a performance requirement or an information requirement aimed at making a product.

A broad legal category covering one or more market actors involved in supplying products within a regulated framework.

A regulatory term referring to the number assigned by the customs authority when the registration for customs purposes has been carried out in accordan.

A Canada regulatory term for a vehicle powered solely by an electric motor using rechargeable stored electricity and no on-board combustion engine-generator system.

A regulatory term referring to a battery that is specifically designed to provide electric power for traction in hybrid or electric vehicles of categor.

A U.S. 45X battery-manufacturing term covering cathode, anode, foil, and other electrochemically active materials used for energy storage.

A regulatory term referring to material or energy entering the system being studied that has been drawn from the environment without previous human tra.

A regulatory term referring to with respect to the vehicle for which the credit is allowed under subsection (a).

A regulatory term referring to direct emissions released during the production of goods and indirect emissions from the production of electricity that.

A regulatory term referring to the release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere from the production of goods.

A regulatory term referring to the life cycle stage that begins when a product is discarded and ends when the waste material of the product is returned.

A regulatory term referring to any product that has an impact on energy consumption during use.

A non-mandatory message or representation suggesting environmental characteristics or benefits.

A regulatory term referring to a quantification of the environmental impacts resulting from a product throughout its life cycle.

A regulatory term referring to any change to the environment, whether adverse or beneficial.

A regulatory term referring to (a) in the case of a natural person, any person whose place of residence is in a Member State.

A regulatory term referring to the system for greenhouse gas emissions allowance trading within the Union in respect of activities listed in Annex I to.

A regulatory term referring to an allowance as defined in Article 3, point (a).

A regulatory term referring to an exclusive economic zone as defined in Article 55 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and which has.

A regulatory term referring to the allocation of cross-border transmission capacity separate from the trade of electricity.

A regulatory term referring to the process by which a manufacturer produces a new clean vehicle at, or through the use of, a plant, factory.

A regulatory term referring to foreign entity of concern (as defined in section 40207(a)(5) of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (42 U.S.C. 18.

A regulatory term referring to land spanning more than 0,5 hectares with trees higher than 5 metres and a canopy cover of more than 10 %.

A regulatory term referring to structural changes to forest cover.

A regulatory term referring to carbon that is contained in fossilized material.

A Canada regulatory term for an electric vehicle whose electricity is produced by an electrochemical cell without fuel combustion.

A regulatory term referring to quantified performance of a product system (3.1.3.2) for use as a reference unit.

A regulatory term referring to functionality as defined in Article 2, point (9), of Directive (EU) 2019/771.

A regulatory term referring to any environmental claim made in written or oral form, including through audiovisual media.

A regulatory term referring to index measuring the change in global mean surface temperature at a chosen point in time in response to a GHG (3.1.2.1) e.

A regulatory term referring to index, based on radiative properties of GHGs (3.1.2.1).

A cross-source term for the items covered by a legal regime, with scope shaped by the source framework.

A regulatory term referring to gaseous constituent of the atmosphere, both natural and anthropogenic.

A regulatory term referring to GHG emission.

A regulatory term referring to GHG emission factor.

A regulatory term referring to GHG removal.

A regulatory term referring to greenhouse gases as specified in Annex I in relation to each of the goods listed in that Annex.

A regulatory term referring to a parent company and all its subsidiaries.

A regulatory term referring to a standard as defined in Article 2, point (1)(c), of Regulation (EU) No 1025/2012.

A regulatory term referring to a substance classified as hazardous pursuant to Article 3 of Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008.

A regulatory term referring to class representing environmental issues of concern to which life cycle inventory analysis (3.1.4.4) results may be assig.

A regulatory term referring to release for free circulation as provided for in Article 201 of Regulation (EU) No 952/2013.

A regulatory actor term for the party treated as importing a product or goods into a market under a particular legal framework.

A regulatory term referring to for the purpose of processing, for distribution to commercial or non-commercial consumers.

An actor outside the original manufacturer structure that may perform specified product-related activities under the relevant framework.

A regulatory term referring to verification of the compliance by a company, or parts of its chain of activities.

A regulatory term referring to the recognized governing body of any Indian or Alaska Native tribe, band, nation, pueblo, village, community.

A regulatory term referring to emissions from the production of electricity which is consumed during the production processes of goods.

A regulatory term referring to change in the use of land which is a consequence of direct land use change (3.1.7.5).

A regulatory term referring to a battery that is specifically designed for industrial uses.

A regulatory term referring to a combination of voluntary due diligence procedures, tools and mechanisms, developed and overseen by governments.

A regulatory term referring to an obligation for a product to be accompanied by information as specified in Article 7(2).

A regulatory term referring to a stationary technical unit where a production process is carried out.

A regulatory term referring to a product that requires further manufacturing or transformation such as mixing.

A regulatory term referring to the intrinsic value for commercial goods as defined in Article 1, point (48), of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/2446.

A regulatory term referring to human use or management of land within the relevant boundary.

The chain of stages a product passes through, from resource extraction and production to use and end-of-life treatment.

A regulatory term referring to compilation and evaluation of the inputs.

A regulatory term referring to phase of life cycle assessment (3.1.4.3) aimed at understanding and evaluating the magnitude and significance of the pot.

A regulatory term referring to phase of life cycle assessment (3.1.4.3) in which the findings of either the life cycle inventory analysis (3.1.4.4) or.

A regulatory term referring to phase of life cycle assessment (3.1.4.3) involving the compilation and quantification of inputs and outputs for a produc.

A regulatory term referring to the period that starts when the battery is manufactured and ends when the battery becomes waste.

A regulatory term referring to a battery that is sealed.

A regulatory term referring to one or more actions carried out to keep a product in a condition where it is able to fulfil its intended purpose.

A market-access term describing when a product is supplied for distribution, consumption, or use on a market in the course of commercial activity.

The actor legally treated as manufacturing a product and placing it on the market under the relevant framework.

A regulatory term referring to the allocation of transmission capacity through a Union system which simultaneously matches orders and allocates cross-z.

A regulatory term referring to a market participant as defined in Article 2, point (25).

A regulatory term referring to the total amount of raw materials extracted to meet final consumption demands.

A regulatory term referring to adjusted gross income increased by any amount excluded from gross income under section 911, 931, or 933.

A regulatory term referring to any vehicle which is manufactured primarily for use on public streets, roads.

The national body responsible for accreditation functions under the relevant legal system.

A regulatory term referring to an approval authority or any other authority involved in and responsible for market surveillance in a Member State in re.

A regulatory term referring to forest predominantly composed of trees established through natural regeneration.

A regulatory term referring to (i) the net turnover, as defined in Article 2, point (5), of Directive 2013/34/EU.

The vehicle category defined in U.S. tax law for eligibility under the clean vehicle credit.

The battery that provides energy for the power system of a new energy vehicle under the Chinese recycling measure.

A regulatory term referring to relevant products that do not comply with Article 3.

A regulatory term referring to a battery that is not designed to be electrically recharged.

An organization designated to perform specific conformity-assessment functions under the applicable EU framework.

A regulatory term referring to an online platform as defined in Article 3, point (i), of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065.

A Minespider-defined battery-passport approach centered on interoperability, flexible deployment, and reduced lock-in.

A cross-source actor term whose exact meaning depends on whether the source is focused on carbon-border compliance or deforestation due diligence.

A regulatory term referring to person or group of people that has its own functions with responsibilities.

A regulatory term referring to land not classified as forest spanning more than 0,5 hectares.

A cross-source corporate-group term for the company that controls one or more subsidiaries within the relevant legal framework.

A regulatory term referring to sum of GHG emissions (3.1.2.5) and GHG removals (3.1.2.6) of one or more selected process(es) (3.1.3.5) in a product sys.

A regulatory term referring to a quantitative or non-quantitative requirement for or in relation to a product to achieve a certain performance level in.

A regulatory term referring to an establishment or undertaking that is permitted in accordance with Directive 2008/98/EC to carry out the treatment of.

A legal actor term whose scope depends on the source and may include natural persons, legal persons, or both.

A regulatory term referring to (a) in the case of a natural person, any person whose place of residence is in the Union.

A market-entry term used to identify when a product or goods are first placed into a regulated market under the source law.

A regulatory term referring to a planted forest that is intensively managed and meets, at planting and stand maturity.

A regulatory term referring to forest predominantly composed of trees established through planting and/or deliberate seeding.

A Canada regulatory term for a hybrid electric vehicle whose energy storage system can be recharged from an off-board electric source.

A regulatory term referring to a battery that is sealed, weighs 5 kg or less.

A regulatory term referring to a portable battery, whether or not rechargeable.

A regulatory term referring to a product design feature or subsequent action or omission resulting in the product becoming non-functional or performing.

A regulatory term referring to preparing for re-use as defined in Article 3, point (16), of Directive 2008/98/EC.

A regulatory term referring to the treatment of waste batteries prior to any recycling process, including, inter alia, the storage.

A regulatory term referring to any operation, by which a waste battery, or parts thereof.

A regulatory term referring to quantified value of a process (3.1.3.5) or an activity obtained from a direct measurement or a calculation based on dire.

A regulatory term referring to naturally regenerated forest of native tree species.

A regulatory term referring to set of interrelated or interacting activities that transforms inputs into outputs.

A regulatory term referring to grown, harvested, obtained from or raised on relevant plots of land or, as regards cattle, on establishments.

A regulatory actor term used to identify which entity is treated as responsible under a given legal regime.

A regulatory term referring to a legal entity that financially or financially and operationally organises the fulfilment of extended producer responsib.

A cross-source term for the item being regulated, assessed, or measured, with scope that depends on the source.

A regulatory term referring to group of products (3.1.3.1) that can fulfil equivalent functions.

A regulatory term referring to set of specific rules.

A regulatory term referring to a set of products that serve similar purposes and are similar in terms of use, or have similar functional properties.

A regulatory term referring to a product that.

A regulatory term referring to a product presenting a risk for which, based on an assessment.

A regulatory term referring to collection of unit processes (3.1.3.6) with elementary flows (3.1.3.10) and product flows.

A regulatory term referring to the chemical and physical processes carried out to produce goods in an installation.

A regulatory term referring to a natural or legal person that provides professional repair or maintenance services for a product.

A regulatory term referring to a provider of an intermediary service using an online interface which allows customers to conclude distance contracts wi.

A legal trigger term for when a product is first made available for its intended use under the applicable framework.

A regulatory term referring to a machine-readable matrix code that links to information as required by this Regulation.

A regulatory term referring to any manufacturer (within the meaning of the regulations prescribed by the Administrator of the Environmental Protection.

A regulatory term referring to activities that result in the determination of a CFP (3.1.1.1) or apartial CFP (3.1.1.2).

A regulatory term referring to a battery that is designed to be electrically recharged.

A regulatory term referring to environmental performance compliant with Regulation (EC) No 66/2010 of the European Parliament and of the Council or wit.

A regulatory term referring to any natural or legal person who carries out recycling in a permitted facility.

A regulatory term referring to the ratio, expressed as a percentage.

A China draft-guideline term for a site used to hold waste power batteries during collection, classification, storage, packaging, and related handling processes.

A regulatory term referring to measure of the inputs to or outputs from processes (3.1.3.5) in a given product system (3.1.3.2) required to fulfil the.

A regulatory term referring to actions carried out to prepare, clean, test, service and, where necessary.

A regulatory term referring to cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya and wood.

A regulatory term referring to products listed in Annex I that contain, have been fed with or have been made using relevant commodities.

A regulatory term referring to the probability that a product functions as required under given conditions for a given duration without an occurrence w.

A cross-source term for returning a used product or battery-related item to a renewed functional state under the relevant framework.

A regulatory term referring to restoration of the affected person or persons.

A regulatory term referring to one or more actions carried out to return a defective product or waste to a condition where it fulfils its intended purp.

A regulatory term referring to a score expressing the capacity of a good to be repaired, based on harmonised requirements established at Union level.

A regulatory term referring to any operation that results in a battery, that is not a waste battery.

A regulatory term referring to facts, situations or circumstances that relate to the severity and likelihood of an adverse impact.

A regulatory term referring to data which do not fulfil the requirements for primary data (3.1.6.1).

A regulatory term referring to a voluntary agreement or a code of conduct, concluded by economic operators on their own initiative.

A regulatory term referring to systematic procedures for estimating the effects of the choices made regarding methods and data on the outcome of a CFP.

A regulatory term referring to period of time during which a product (3.1.3.1) in use meets or exceeds the performance requirements.

A regulatory term referring to an adverse impact that is especially significant on account of its nature.

A regulatory term referring to the scale, scope or irremediable character of the adverse impact, taking into account the gravity of an adverse impact.

A regulatory term referring to primary data obtained within the product system (3.1.3.2).

A regulatory term referring to a micro, small or a medium-sized undertaking, irrespective of its legal form, that is not part of a large group.

A software change or release relevant to product functionality, durability, or consumer expectations under the applicable framework.

A regulatory term referring to the companys employees, the employees of its subsidiaries, trade unions and workers representatives.

A regulatory term referring to a battery that is specifically designed to supply electric power for starting, lighting.

A regulatory term referring to the available energy in a battery expressed as a percentage of its rated capacity as declared by the manufacturer.

A regulatory term referring to a measure of the general condition of a rechargeable battery and its ability to deliver the specified performance compar.

A regulatory term referring to an industrial battery with internal storage that is specifically designed to store from and deliver electric energy to t.

A cross-source company-structure term for an entity controlled by another company under the relevant framework.

A regulatory term referring to a substance that: (a) meets the criteria laid down in Article 57 of Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 and is identified in ac.

A cross-source term describing the upstream or linked activities involved in producing and moving a product.

A regulatory term referring to offsetting of CBAM certificates against the declared embedded emissions in imported goods or against the embedded emissi.

A regulatory term referring to any voluntary trust mark, quality mark or equivalent, either public or private.

The defined limit around what is included and excluded in a lifecycle or carbon-footprint model.

A technical specification used to describe, assess, or support product requirements under the relevant framework.

The technical specifications applicable under the battery-regulation framework for assessing or describing relevant product requirements.

A country outside the relevant legal or regional system, as understood by the source framework.

The unit used to express carbon-dioxide-equivalent greenhouse-gas quantities in the relevant framework.

The ability to follow products, materials, or data through relevant stages of a supply chain or lifecycle.

An actor that trades in-scope products or commodities under the legal definition used by EUDR.

The processing or handling steps applied to a battery or waste stream under the relevant legal framework.

The top controlling company in a corporate group under the relevant legal framework.

The quantified or recognized degree of uncertainty associated with a calculated result or dataset.

A regulatory term referring to any Union legislation harmonising the conditions for the marketing of products.

A unique identifier assigned to a facility so it can be reliably distinguished in the relevant regulatory system.

A unique identifier used to distinguish the relevant object or record within the battery-regulation framework.

A unique identifier used to distinguish a particular operator within the relevant regulatory or data system.

A unique identifier assigned to a product so it can be distinguished reliably within the relevant system.

The smallest modeled process element used within a lifecycle or carbon-footprint assessment framework.

A consumer product that remains unsold and is therefore relevant to rules on handling, destruction, or prevention of waste.

A product-improvement activity that enhances performance, functionality, or another relevant characteristic after initial production.

The chain of activities and actors involved in creating, moving, using, and handling a product across its lifecycle.

A collection point established on a voluntary basis for receiving batteries or related waste streams under the relevant framework.

Material or matter that is discarded or treated as waste within the relevant methodological framework.

A battery that has become waste under the legal criteria applied by the EU Battery Regulation.

An operator involved in the management, handling, or treatment of waste within the relevant legal framework.

A power battery that has lost its original use value and entered a waste or end-of-life context under the Chinese measure.

A Canada regulatory term for an automobile classified as an electric vehicle, plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, or fuel cell vehicle.