PROSAFE is hosting a Final Conference to commemorate the end of the EEPLIANT3 activities!

The EU-funded EEPLIANT3 Concerted Action (June 2019 to March 2024) involved 24 Market Surveillance Authorities (MSAs) and 5 organisations from 21 countries and represented a powerful tool to help deliver the intended economic and environment benefits of the regulatory framework for Energy Labelling and Ecodesign.

During two half days, on 06 (closed meeting) and 07 (open event) March 2024, the project participants, stakeholders, and the European Commission will convene in Brussels to discuss the conclusions and findings from the inspection and testing activities, as well as takeaways and suggestions for improvement.  

JAHARP2022 - Second Press Release

The Joint Actions on Harmonised Products – JAHARP2022 have advanced towards their goal of increasing the level of product safety and compliance within the EU in the field of energy labelling and ecodesign, electrical safety according to Low Voltage Directive and Electromagnetic compatibility and Machinery Directive.

Read the Second Press Release by clicking here.

JAHARP2022 - First Press Release

The Joint Action on Harmonised Products 2022 – JAHARP2022 has started! The project launched the First Press Release to display scope, activities, and timelines. JAHARP2022  is a portfolio of projects co-funded by the European Union that comprises 7 product areas and 2 horizontal/capacity building activities.

JAHARP2020 Triplet - Final Press Release

The JAHARP2020 Triplet publishes its Final Press Release showcasing the final results, the main conclusions from the activities, and the policy recommendations to improve the level of Market Surveillance in the European Union.

The JAHARP2020 was a 24-month EU-co-funded triplet of projects that started in May 2021 and was completed in May 2023. 29 Market Surveillance Authorities (MSAs) from 22 EU Member States worked together to assess the safety of products for seven sector-specific areas against the requirements of the Union legislation and the applicable standards. Participating MSAs were also involved in two capacity-building activities aimed to create a cross-border harmonised approach for both the products' administrative requirements and the market surveillance activities for large TPE (tanks) transporting class 2 gases.