In 2029, Ontario's REWOOD regulation makes it illegal to landfill clean wood. Not discouraged. Not penalized. Criminal. Today, the 905WOOD Compliance Gate is a competitive advantage. In three years, it becomes a legal requirement. Every load of construction wood in Ontario must be classified before disposal. The classification gap: Most operators use visual inspection (vulnerable to the Visual Fallacy), transfer stations (landfill 66%), or no classification at all ($60/tonne CIRCIL). After REWOOD, transfer station disposal is criminal for clean wood, no classification is financially suicidal, and visual-only is legally indefensible. The only viable path: automated, documented, audit-proof classification. The Digital Refinery's Compliance Gate — already built, tested, and generating $1,034/load in savings. REWOOD restructures the entire value chain: GCs must ensure classification. Carriers must document cargo. Facilities must verify feedstock. Insurance reprices risk. The Digital Refinery sits at the center of all four relationships. 905WOOD's three-year head start means the system is deployed and revenue-generating before competitors begin development.