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Regular engagement with maritime industry partners is essential to ensuring strong collaboration and forward momentum across the maritime pollution response industry.

ITOPF was represented by its Company Secretary and Director of Governance, Jenny Edwards, at the International Maritime Organization’s first Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO) briefing of 2026,…

ITOPF engages regularly with its shipowner members and associates as a vital part of its mission in promoting effective spill response worldwide, sharing its knowledge and expertise in responding to…

In Dubai, ITOPF Managing Director, Oli Beavon visited Khalid Alhammad, President of Bahri | البحري Ship Management, a member of the ITOPF Board.

Oli Beavon, ITOPF Managing Director, met with Captain Thomas Pinto of Seven Islands Shipping Ltd. and an ITOPF Board Member, to discuss the evolving geopolitical environment and what it means for the…

On 14 June 2024, the hopper dredger VOX MAXIMA lost control, colliding with tanker MARINE HONOUR while the latter was conducting bunker operations alongside container vessel EVER BLINK at Singapore’s…

On 6th February 2024, the articulated tank barge GULFSTREAM, towed by the tug SOLO CREED, capsized off the coast of Tobago.

Three large spills of more than 700 tonnes and three medium spills, between 7-700 tonnes, were recorded from tanker incidents in the year 2025.

ITOPF is delighted to announce that the final report of the 2022 ITOPF R&D Award winning project: Photomodification Of Low sulfur fuel oils: Investigations of Toxic Effects (POLITE), produced by…