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ITOPF hosts Malaysian Marine Department in London

ITOPF hosts Malaysian Marine Department in London

ITOPF welcomed delegates from the Malaysian Marine Department to its London office, with Norjipin Bin Saidi, Director of Safety, Security and Marine Environment and Syahrizan Bin Jili, Principle

Training and building links in China

Training and building links in China

… of ITOPF visited Shenzhen MSA…

INTERSPILL 2015, Amsterdam, 24-26 March 2015

ITOPF is presenting a number of papers and chairing sessions at this event - event report

ITOPF visits SINTEF, Norway for technical exchange

ITOPF visits SINTEF, Norway for technical exchange

…ITOPF visited SINTEF Research facilities…

Spill response exercise and training in Brest, France

Spill response exercise and training in Brest, France

… of its team visited Cedre’s…

2017 Tanker Oil Spill Statistics: Positive downward trend continues

2017 Tanker Oil Spill Statistics: Positive downward trend continues

Statistics for oil spills from tankers for close to five decades shows a progressive downward trend.

ITOPF wins Lloyd’s List Global Award

ITOPF wins Lloyd’s List Global Award

ITOPF was the winner in the category for best Environmental Programme at the Lloyd’s List Global Awards event last night.

Visiting Cedre and Le Floch

Visiting Cedre and Le Floch

As part of our commitment to continual personal development and ensuring equal opportunities for our team, a technical and non-technical, all-women cohort travelled to Cedre’s facilities in Brest,

Meeting our Members and raising awareness in South Korea

Meeting our Members and raising awareness in South Korea

Richard Johnson was invited by Britannia P&I Club to attend their annual Asian Forum in Seoul on 19th November.

METULA, Chile, 1974

METULA, Chile, 1974

METULA grounded in the eastern Strait of Magellan, on 9th August 1974. Around 47,000 tonnes of light Arabian crude oil and 3,000 to 4,000 tonnes of heavy fuel oil are estimated to be have been lost.