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Guidelines and tools for MSAs to target circumvention

  • Chrisitian Praher
  • Mathias Stadler
  • Thomas Bogner
  • Nerea Ruiz
  • Milena Presutto
  • R. Stamminger
  • Randolph van Kasteren
  • Sonia Martin

The following guidelines for Market Surveillance Authorities (MSAs), together with separate guidelines for test laboratories, shall provide practical capacity building measures for these key actors. Beyond that, ANTICSS aims at supporting communication and collaboration platforms between major stakeholders and provide policy recommendations for policy makers and standardisation bodies to prevent future ‘circumvention’ under EU Ecodesign and Energy labelling. The ANTICSS project is also designed to provide reliability to manufacturers by specifying potentially vague legislation and standards, which might be interpreted, differently by market actors and some of them taking unfair advantages so far. By overall awareness raising on the topic of ‘circumvention’ among stakeholders, ANTICSS is supporting an effective EU legislation enforcement and thus increasing acceptance and trust of market actors and civil society into the Ecodesign and Energy labelling legislation.

Flowchart: ANTICSS approach of a verification procedure to target ‘circumvention’