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CountEmissions EU will ensure better comparability and transparency of GHG emissions of passengers and freight transport services thereby incentivising behavioural change among businesses and customers towards reducing GHG emissions and making transport services more efficient. EN ISO 14083, newly published in 2023, provides an internationally recognized basis upon which can be used for this.

The objective of this webinar is to describe the new process for harmonized standards that are developed in parallel with ISO and IEC. The goal of this new process is to improve the timely delivery of compliant EN ISO/IEC harmonised Standards, by building on principles of the innovative process, while minimizing interferences with international project timeframes. The new process applies to all projects under parallel development reaching the CD stage at ISO and IEC level.

In December 2024, the new General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR EU 2023/988) will enter into force and will repeal the General Product Safety Directive (GPSD 2001/95/EC). What impact for standardization?
This webinar will provide participants with practical information to ensure a smooth transition for the preparation of CEN and CENELEC standards to be cited in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU) under the new GPSR.

In this webinar, the European Policy Officer for machinery will remind participants of the most important changes which have been made by the Machinery Regulation in the essential requirements.

This webinar will present the process in Germany that led to the commitment of the three largest standardization organizations in Germany (DIN, DKE and VDI) to deal with the topic of climate impact adaptation in strong cooperation.

The objective of this new process is to improve the timely delivery of compliant harmonised Standards (hENs) by shifting the focus and the efforts for compliance at the beginning of the development process and introducing the new CCMC Quality Check (QC). The innovative process applies only to hENs which are submitted to the EC consultants’ assessment.

This webinar will provide participants with practical information regarding the preparation of CEN and CENELEC harmonized standards to be cited in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU) under Ecodesign and Energy Labelling regulations.

IEC and CENELEC are committed to develop standards helping to meet today’s technological and societal challenges as well as those that society will face in the future. The high level of convergence between CENELEC and IEC standards is facilitated by the ongoing technical cooperation between both organizations, materialized by the Frankfurt Agreement.
This webinar is co-organized by CENELEC and IEC and will provide participants with an overview of the Frankfurt Agreement. Some practical information on how IEC and CENELEC work together as well as some details on the links between the European Standardization System and European legislation will be given during the webinar.

The objective of this new process is to improve the timely delivery of compliant harmonised Standards (hENs) by shifting the focus and the efforts for compliance at the beginning of the development process and introducing the new CCMC Quality Check (QC). The innovative process applies only to hENs which are submitted to the EC consultants’ assessment.

Did you know that waste and pollution are largely determined by the way we design things?
Waste and pollution are not accidents, but consequence of decisions made at design stage, where about 80% of the environmental impacts are determined. Likewise, the adverse footprint on the planet left due to the extraction of resources only happens because of the way we make and consume products and materials.