Glassdom Signs Contract with Samsung SDI to Build 'Product Carbon Footprint Solution' Covering All Products

Responding to Global Battery Supply Chain Regulations

Glassdom, a carbon emissions data management solution provider, announced on November 11 that it has signed a contract with Samsung SDI to build a Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) solution.

This collaboration is a proactive project to address the EU Battery Regulation and the increasingly stringent carbon data requirements from global automakers. The goal is to establish a system for calculating and managing carbon data across all Samsung SDI products.

Through this project, Glassdom will integrate and analyze carbon data generated throughout Samsung SDI's entire manufacturing process using a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)-based digital platform. The system will enable automatic calculation and reporting in accordance with the ISO 14067 international standard.

The Glassdom PCF solution collects real data at each process stage and automatically calculates carbon emissions at the product level. It is designed to quickly address EU battery regulations, third-party verification, and customer reporting requirements.

This solution has obtained official certification from Catena-X, the European industrial data standard, as well as verification from LRQA, an EU-ETS verification body. As a result, it has been recognized for its data reliability and interoperability in compliance with global regulations.

Ham Jinki, CEO of Glassdom, stated, "This is a critical turning point where the global battery industry must respond to carbon regulations and demands for supply chain transparency. Based on solutions that comply with international standards and European industrial data specifications, Glassdom will actively support Samsung SDI in meeting the needs of global automotive and energy customers and securing sustainable competitiveness."

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