Waste Tracker
About the company
WasteTracker was started in Warsaw in 2023 by Renata Hartle and Tomasz Felczyk. The idea came from an office tower project, Q22, where waste turned out to be the one ESG data stream that couldn't be measured automatically. The company now works across more than 170 properties in nine European countries, with offices in Warsaw, Paris and London.
What do they do?
WasteTracker position themselves as a waste intelligence platform for commercial real estate. A terminal installed in the building's waste room records the weight, type and source of waste as it arrives, so it's measured where it's produced rather than estimated from contractor invoices. An online panel shares the data with owners, property managers and tenants, and zero waste mentors help turn it into an improvement plan.
- What it does: Measures waste by weight, stream and tenant, and tracks collections against what contractors charge.
- Integration: The terminal installs in the waste room in under an hour, and data flows to the WasteTracker Panel.
- Data and reporting: Live waste, pickup and cost data, with ESG-ready exports for owners and tenants.
- Proof point: Used by landlords including Skanska, GTC, HB Reavis and Invesco, with more than 12 million kg of waste measured.
WasteTracker suits owners and managers of multi-let offices and mixed-use buildings who need tenant-level waste data for ESG reporting and want better control of waste contract costs.