… government departments responsible for controlling marine pollution and dealing with accidental spills from ships are the Gambia Port Authority, the The National Environment Agency and the Gambian…
… terminals. Rubis has clean-up resources comprising booms and skimmers sufficient to handle a small spill (Tier 1) at its facility at Rockaway industrial site. The three oil terminals are situated close to…
…Marine Marchande BP 6 Conakry Tel: +224-443540 Alternatively spills can be reported to the National Centre for the Protection of the Marine Environment (CNPMM). Centre National de Protection du Milieu Marin -…
… +291 1 121 358/359/317 Fax: +291 1 121 316 Under the 1995 draft National Oil and Noxious Substances Spill Contingency Plan (NCP), the Department of Maritime Transport (DMT), formerly the Eritrean Ports…
… major oil terminals and port authorities have some equipment for operational spills. A large industry-owned stockpile (FOST - Fast Oil Spill Team) consisting of inshore and shoreline…
… Fort de France cedex Martinique FWI Tel: + 596 596 70 92 92 (24hr) Fax: + 596 596 63 24 50 For spills in port, the relevant port authority should be notified Monsieur Le Préfet de la Region Martinique…
… response organisation exists and there are no local or national contingency plans. No oil spill response policy has been defined. However, defensive booming of extensive, sensitive coastal mud and…
… Fort de France cedex Martinique FWI Tel: + 596 596 70 92 92 (24hr) Fax: + 596 596 63 24 50 For spills in port, the relevant port authority should be notified Officier Operations Marine Officier Operations…
… in conjunction with the Department of the Environment (DOE) would initiate the Gibraltar Oil Spill Contingency Plan. Mobilisation may involve assets from various sectors, including port operators, GPA,…
… Papeete Tahiti Tel: +689-426501 ext. 2432(24hrs) Fax: +689-423915 Contact details are as for the Spill Notification Point. The Republic of France is represented in French Polynesia by a High Commissioner,…
