CoE-DSC participant of the Hannover Messe 2025

Discover innovations and the status of the latest technologies at the Hannover Messe. This event is from March 31 – April 4, 2025 and is one of the most important international platforms and hot spots for industrial transformations and innovations. With a broad range of topics, it gives you essential insights to the future of industries. This years’ theme is ‘Energizing a sustainable industry’.

Visit the CoE-DSC booth and learn more about Digital Product Passports

The CoE-DSC is a participant of the Hannover Messe. We share the Orange NL-booth with several other Dutch participants and are joining forces with the Dutch ministry of Economic Affairs and Topsector ICT. And of course we are joined by Gaia-X, Catena-X and IDSA.

With the theme of the Hannover Messe in mind, this year the CoE-DSC is focusing on the solutions and opportunities that Digital Product Passports (DPPs) can offer companies. DPPs play an important role in the European efforts to create a more sustainable society, e.g. by contributing to a circular use of raw materials. From 2027, various products in the EU (like batteries, construction materials and textile) are required to have a DPP. This passport contains information about the origin of raw materials and the degree to which materials can be reused in a circular manner.

We hope the see you in Hall 8 to discuss shaping the future with innovative technologies, like data sharing, cloud and – of course – with the developments and implementation of Digital Product Passports!

More information?

Would you like more information on our participation of the Hannover Messe, our involvement in Digital Product Passports or our activities in general? Please contact us: info@coe-dsc.nl.

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