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ITOPF is running a workshop for environmental organisations with an interest in post-spill monitoring in Greenland

Exhibition to mark 50 years of government and industry working together to address the risk of oil pollution from ships.

ITOPF has been invited by the Spanish Maritime Administration to participate in a National Pollution Exercise

ITOPF is one of the trainers at this GI-WACAF national workshop

ITOPF is delivering a training course for officers of the Korea Coast Guard.

Dr Karen Purnell will be attending SPILLCON, the international oil spill conference for the Asia-Pacific region

This paper provides a broad overview of the monitoring and sampling procedures that can be used for qualitative and quantitative monitoring of oil contamination. While qualitative analyses can

On 7th December 2007, the VLCC HEBEI SPIRIT (146,848GT, built 1993), laden with 209,000 tonnes of four different Middle Eastern crude oils, was struck by a crane barge whilst at anchor off Taean,

The oil tanker SEA EMPRESS, carrying 130,000 tonnes of Forties Blend North Sea crude oil, ran aground in the entrance to Milford Haven, South West Wales on the evening of 15th February 1996

On 16th August 2013, RORO passenger vessel ST THOMAS DE AQUINAS collided with containership SULPICIO EXPRESS 7 on approach to port in Cebu, Philippines. The STA sank within 15 minutes, settling in