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Trends in oil spills from tankers and ITOPF non-tanker attended Incidents (2012)

Trends in oil spills from tankers and ITOPF non-tanker attended Incidents (2012)

This paper examines trends in tanker oil spills worldwide over a 20 year period from 1992 to 2011 and analyses potential influences on spill volumes and frequencies for incidents in the spill size

Denmark

Marine Assistance Services (MAS) Joint Rescue Coordination Centre, JRCC Joint Operations Centre (JOC) Defence Command Denmark Carl Nielsensvej 6-8 DK-8000 Aarhus Tel: +45 72 85 03 71 Fax: +45 72 85

Romania

Romanian Naval Authority (MRCC) (for Oil & HNS) Constanta Harbour Master Constanta, Incinta Port, RNA Building Tel: 402 41 60 2229 or 402 41 60 1232-MRCC Fax: 402 41 60 1996 or 402 41 61

Japan

Japan Coast Guard Guard & Rescue Department Rescue Division Operations Office Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre 2-1-3 Kasumigaseki Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100 Tel: +81-3 35919812 (24hr) Fax: +81-3

Montenegro

Maritime Safety Department (MSD) Marsala tita br.7, PO Box 14 85000 Bar, SCG Tel: +381 85 313 240 or + 382 30 313 241 or + 382 69 632 930 or Mobile: +381 69 042 179 Fax: +381 85 313

Response Techniques

Once oil is spilled at sea, it will naturally spread, fragment and disperse under the influence of wind, waves and currents. For spills in coastal waters, the oil will often drift towards the

Mexico

Direccion General Adjunta de Oceanografia, Hidrografia y Meterologia Edificio B, Primer Nivel Eje Dos Oriente, Tramo Hca.Esc.Naval Militar Num. 861 Colonia Los Ciipreses Delegacion Coyoacan CP 0480,

Iran

Ports and Maritime Organisation (PMO) (for oil & HNS) Department of Safety and Marine Environment Protection PMO Building South Didar Street Shahaid Haghani Highway Vanak Square Tehran PO Box

Data & Statistics

We maintain a worldwide database of accidental oil spills from tankers, combined carriers and barges. This is used to generate statistics on numbers and sizes of spill, and to identify the causes

Greece

Marine Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) Ministry of Mercantile Marine (MMM) Hellenic Coast Guard 150 Grigoriou Lambraki Str. GR-18518 Piraeus Tel: +30 210 411 2500 or +30 210 419 1508 or +30 210