The first three posts covered the ground DWT is built on — the three parties and two transfers of any movement, what a transfer note records, and the blind spot in the regulator’s current quarterly-return visibility. This post is about the first wave of the rollout: Phase 1. Who’s in...

The first two posts in this series stayed on familiar ground: three parties, two transfers, one record per transfer, and what that record has to contain. All of that is the system as it stands today. This post is about what’s changing — but to understand what Digital Waste Tracking...

In the last post we established that a waste transfer note is a record of a transfer between two parties, that both parties carry the duty to keep it, and — importantly — that Digital Waste Tracking doesn’t make it go away. The note still has to exist. So it’s...

Before anyone can have a sensible conversation about Digital Waste Tracking, it’s worth getting clear on what it actually does — and what it doesn’t. There’s a common misreading that DWT replaces the waste transfer note. It doesn’t. The transfer note still has to exist between the two parties to...