19 February 2024

| AWS Tokyo

Circular Economy
Implementation Roadmap
Use Case: Cross-Industry Interoperable
Global Baery Passport SystemX

Introduction
In the face of escalating environmental challenges,
industry leaders worldwide confront an urgent mandate:to slash emissions and curtail environmental impact intheir business processes and value chains. This
imperative comes amid a growing demand for a circular
economy—a sustainability-ﬁrst paradigm rooted inreuse and waste reduction principles.
Modern supply chains pose a formidable challenge.
These networks, comprising hundreds or thousands ofstakeholders, operate within fragmented silos, hindering the scalability of shared solutions.
Enterprises today seek innovative solutions to bridge these gaps. Yet, current centralized/Web2
systems prove inadequate in fostering the interoperability needed for a successful transition.

Why Web3 Implementation for the GBP?
● Reduces the cost of trust & data sharing between intended recipients.
● Facilitates standardized and veriﬁable access and coordination between disparate organizations.
● Enables selective disclosure, giving entities the ability to choose which data to share in transactions● Ensures permissioned traceability of tamper-evident baery data at scale.
● Unlocks easy horizontal expansion, enabling seamless addition of new use cases and stakeholders.

This is where the transformative potential of Web3technology comes into play. Leveraging shared standards
in a privacy-preserving Web3 framework, industry players
can unlock trusted identities and veriﬁable transactions
for cross-industry interoperability, ensuring that data
moves seamlessly between veriﬁable sources andintended recipients for end-to-end permissioned
traceability. Through initiatives like the Global BaeryPassport (GBP), MOBI and its members seek tocatalyze a Web3-enabled circular economy in value
chains worldwide. On 19 February 2024, MOBI hosted MoCoTokyo in collaboration with Amazon
Web Services (AWS), oering a one-of-a-kind summit for industry leaders to network; sharesolutions; and collectively explore critical challenges and opportunities at the forefront of thecircular economy transition.

Colloquium Highlights
The day unfolded with a wealth of industry insights and buzzed with discussions surrounding
the potential for a Web3-enabled roadmap to a circular economy. Presentations from key
industry players delved into diverse use cases such as decentralized energy systems andelectric vehicles, all underscored by the imperative of integrating Web3 technologies for thedecentralized implementation of the Global Baery Passport (GBP).
For aendees, it was an unprecedented opportunity to hear about emerging solutions, discuss
the ever-evolving regulatory landscape, and explore ﬁrsthand the true value proposition ofleveraging Web3 for enterprise applications.
Throughout the day, panels and presentations showcased the concerted eorts of MOBI and its
partners, particularly the Circular Economy and Global Baery Passport (CE-GBP) WorkingGroup. Aendees gained valuable insights into the group’s endeavors to establish
cross-industry interoperability standards and lay the groundwork for circularity within the globalbaery value chain, including plans to develop a Minimum Viable Product for the GBP in 2024.

Speaker Topics Included:
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Baery Circular Economy Network for Sustainability
Complex Identity and Veriﬁable Transactions for Web3 Interoperability and Digital
Commerce
Achieving Carbon Neutrality in the Mobility Sector
Accelerating Decentralized Energy with Web3 Technologies
State of MOBI Web3 Infrastructure (Citopia and ITN)
Decentralized Traceability to Drive Circularity & Sustainability

MoCoTokyo
Industry Profile
MOBI is a global nonproﬁt alliance of theworld’s largest vehicle manufacturers, along withstartups, NGOs, industry associations, transit
agencies, insurers, toll road providers, smart city
leaders, ﬁnancial institutions, and techcompanies.
MoCoTokyo hosted representatives from several
leading technology companies, along withvehicle manufacturers and suppliers, ﬁnancial
institutions, research institutes, and NGOs. TheMoCoTokyo lineup featured 15 speakers from 10
leading global organizations. The event wasaended by 156 individuals from 73 organizations
worldwide. See the industry makeup below!

Other
6.9%
Govt, NGOs,& Research
10.9%

EnergyCompanies
6.8%
IT &Consultancies
27.4%

Financial
Services
11%

VehicleManufacturers
12.3%“It was a wonderful opportunity
to gain insights into MOBI's
eﬀorts toward creating amarketplace for cross-industry
coordination and data sharing.
Through this experience, I
learned that Web3technologies hold promise asa viable solution for scalable
enterprise endeavors.”

Tsuyoshi Nishi,
Kawasaki"Attending MoCoTokyo was a very
fulﬁlling experience. In particular, I
learned a lot from being able tohear from a variety of people
working on various initiatives
related to battery passports all atonce.
We believe MOBI’s collaborative
approach to driving enterpriseadoption is critical and lookforward to the expansion of theircontinued eﬀorts.”

Kobayashi Atsushi,
Nexchain
Suppliers
24.7%“At MoCoTokyo, I had the privilege of hearing
diverse perspectives on the future ofmobility and battery passports.”

Hiroshi Okamoto,TEPCO Power Grid

“MoCoTokyo was one of themost informative sessions I
have ever attended.”

OEM ParticipantSpeaker Roster
BBerg, Roger - DENSO
CChalla, Sri - Infosys
FFreund, Andreas - MOBI
Fukao, Sanshiro - ITOCHU IntlI
Iwata, Kazuyuki - Honda R&D Co
K
Koebel, Christian - Honda R&D
EuropeKumar, Amit - AWS
Kubo, Masaaki - Nissan

NNair, Sanal J. - Infosys
Narmat, Varsha - AWS
OOkamoto, Hiroshi - TEPCO PowerGridR
Rajbhandari, Rajat - MOBI
TTada, Naosumi - ZF JapanTokeiji, Michitaka - Zeroboard
VVo, Tram - MOBI

Companies in Attendance
A
AIOI Nissay Dowa Insurance
Anritsu
Asahi Kahei Corp.
AUCNET
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
B
Baycurrent
C
Connections Insights
Connexx Systems Corp
DDeloie
DENSO
F
Fujitsu
Fuyo Auto LeaseG
GS Yuasa Corporation
H
Hakobune Corp
HCCR KK
Hero Motocorp
HIOKIHitachi
Honda Motor
Honda R&D
HoribaI
Infosys
ITOCHU Intl.
ITOCHU ResearchK
Kandenko
Kaula
Kawasaki Heavy Industries
Komatsu
KPMG
KRI Co Ltd.
Kumamoto Prefecture Industrial
Federation
KyoceraM
MarubeniMazda
Meidensha
Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi UFJ Bank
Mitsui Chemicals
Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance
MOBIN
Nagase and Co
NexchainNikkeiNissanNTT Data

Companies in Attendance
OOrient Corporation
Osaka Soda CoP
Panasonic Holdings Co
Plug and Play Japan
PUES CorporationS
SBI Holdings
SC-Abeam
Schneider Electric Holdings JapanSCSK CoSelemint
Shimadzu Co
Siemens KK
Solera
Sompo Japan
Sony Group Co
T
Team Taketombo
TEPCO Power Grid
The Newspaper Division of theJapan Electrical Manufacturers'
AssociationToshiba
Toyokeizai
ToyotaTrade Log

U
Upstream Security
VVitesco
Y
Yamaha Motor
Yazaki Co
ZZeroboardZF Japan