Digital Product Passports in Construction – Barriers and Opportunities at People, Process and Technology dimensions

Pedro Mêda1, Diego Calvetti1, Eilif Hjelseth2, Hipólito Sousa1
1 CONSTRUCT/GEQUALTEC - University of Porto - Faculty of Engineering, Portugal
2 NTNU - Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Norway
DOI: 10.35490/EC3.2024.233
Abstract: Digital Product Passports (DPP) will be inevitable as they pursue objectives aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). DPP is grounded in digital data, enabling integration and traceability throughout value chains. DPP can play a central role in accomplishing twin transition in construction. A people, process and technology dimensions study aimed to fill the knowledge gap between strategies and sector visions. Mixed methods integrated approach collected data focusing on barriers and opportunities at each dimension. Focus group analysed and clustered the results. Despite relevant barriers, construction stakeholders see opportunities and recognise the need, demonstrating willingness towards adoption.
Keywords: awareness, data management, policy, Twin transition

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