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Surplus soil moved to the site next door — not to landfill.

ExchangeEarth matches Irish sites with surplus greenfield soil and stone to nearby sites that need fill — and produces the Article 27 by-product paperwork that keeps it off the €10-per-tonne levy. Every load is e-ticketed with GPS and signature.

Load e-ticketN-BP-1042-7
MaterialGreenfield soil and stone · EWC 17 05 04
RegistrationN-BP-1042 · BP-N002/2024
StandstillDAY 5 OF 5 · CLEARED
Pickup14.2 t · GPS 53.3502, −6.4318 · 09:41
Drop-offGPS 53.2913, −6.3667 · 10:22
Received by
BY-PRODUCT · ART. 27LEVY €0.00CHAIN VERIFIED

The levy is in force. Every tonne now has a price.

Since 1 March 2026, soil and stone sent to recovery as waste carries the €10-per-tonne levy — on top of gate fees and a waste-permit haulage chain. The lawful alternative, moving it as an Article 27 by-product, already exists. But today that means EDEN form-filling, a five-working-day standstill nobody tracks, paper dockets, and phoning around for a site that wants the material.

20,000 t of surplus, moved as waste

€200,000

The same material, as a by-product

€0

BY-PRODUCT · ART. 27

How it works

  1. 1

    List and match

    Describe the batch — greenfield soil and stone (EWC 17 05 04), tonnage, location. ExchangeEarth matches it to nearby sites that need fill, ranked by distance.

  2. 2

    Register and wait out the standstill

    The platform assembles the EPA by-product registration (BP-N002/2024), tracks the five-working-day standstill against the Irish calendar, and generates the Statement of Conformity and End User Declaration. STANDSTILL: DAY 0 OF 5

  3. 3

    Move it, ticketed

    Vetted, permitted hauliers move the material. Every load gets a pickup photo, GPS stamp and tonnage, then a drop-off GPS stamp and an on-glass signature — a tamper-evident chain of custody, inspectable at the roadside.

Matched by distance18.6 km

Matches ranked by distance, volume fit, and window overlap.

Which side are you on?

The material is already moving. The coordination isn't.

Soil and stone declared under Article 27, 2026 so far10.23 Mt
By-product notifications, 2026 so far790
Notifications per year, 2024 → 2025 → 2026 (Jul)446 → 704 → 790
Hauliers permitted for soil and stones (EWC 17 05 04)1,217

EPA by-product register and NWCPO permit register, snapshots of 21–22 July 2026.

No digital soil exchange or Article 27 compliance platform operates in Ireland today. The register is public; the coordination problem is not solved. That is what we're building.

What it costs

The platform subscription is free for a limited period at launch while the network builds. A per-ticket fee applies from launch — being finalised. Full pricing →

Straight questions

Is this legal?
Yes. Article 27 of the European Union (Waste Directive) Regulations is the statutory by-product regime; the EPA published national criteria for greenfield soil and stone in 2024. The platform automates that exact process.
When can I use it?
Launch is planned for early September 2026. Register interest and you'll get one email when it goes live.
Do you hold the money?
Never. Payment terms are agreed between the parties; the platform generates the self-billed VAT invoice but funds move directly.

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