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Lesson 2.5 · 4 min

Until 1 January 2027: what applies already and what doesn't yet

Open in the coursewith narrated slides, a checklist to tick off and a quiz

At a glance

In detail

Why there is a transition

Several Member States, Austria among them, had asked the Commission to postpone the reporting duties for the Green List. At an expert meeting on DIWASS on 27 March 2026, the Commission agreed (BMLUK).

What the BMLUK concludes

What has applied since 21 May 2026

Where the reports will go

According to the BMLUK's FAQ, businesses with a seat or establishment in Austria must report through EDM/eVerbringung; reporting directly in DIWASS is not permitted. A WasteX interface for Green List reports is planned, with work starting in the second half of 2026. Another BMLUK page still speaks of entering Green List reports directly in DIWASS; what counts is what the BMLUK announces before the start.

Checklist

Quiz

A Green List transport runs on 15 October 2026. What must be in place?

  1. The new Annex VII form, completed in full and carried, and a contract under Art. 18(10)
  2. Only the electronic report in EDM two working days before
  3. Nothing, the new rules only apply in 2027
  4. The old form of Regulation (EC) 1013/2006
Show the answer

The answer is A: The new Annex VII form, completed in full and carried, and a contract under Art. 18(10). According to the BMLUK, only the reports under Art. 18(5), (8) and (9) are suspended until DIWASS is fully working. The new form and the contract have applied since 21 May 2026.

Sources

This lesson's statements rest on:

Not legal advice. What counts is Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 and Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1290 in the Official Journal, Austrian law and the BMLUK's guidance (read on 4 October 2026). DIWASS is a system of the European Commission. Not an offer of the European Commission, the BMLUK or the Environment Agency Austria.