The "Supporting the Circular Economy Transition in the Irish Construction Sector" report by the Construction Industry Federation (CIF) highlights the growing role of digital tools in waste tracking. Section 3.2: Digital Innovations in Waste Tracking (Page 28) emphasises how advanced technologies can revolutionise the way construction and demolition (C&D) waste is managed, ensuring compliance with Ireland’s 2030 circular economy targets.

As Ireland moves towards stricter waste management regulations, the integration of digital solutions is no longer optional—it is an essential strategy for tracking, optimising, and reporting waste in real time. Digital innovations enhance efficiency, reduce landfill dependency, and help construction firms meet regulatory obligations while cutting costs.

Site-won asphalt refers to asphalt that is carefully removed during road resurfacing or maintenance projects. Instead of discarding this valuable resource, it can be collected, processed, and reused—helping to create stronger roads, lower costs, and reduce environmental impact.

As the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG) tightens its guidelines for sustainability reporting, companies must adapt to these comprehensive standards. Hub360 is a powerful tool that aids organizations in meeting these requirements by efficiently collecting, managing, and reporting relevant data. Here’s a detailed look at the data points from the draft EFRAG list where Hub360 contributes significantly.

 At the core of the Hub360 platform is its robust ability to meticulously track and document every significant detail of site-won asphalt material movements, enhancing compliance and operational oversight for road planning and RAP plant management.