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ALFA 1, Greece, 2012

ALFA 1, Greece, 2012

On 5th March 2012, the Greek tanker ALFA I (1,648 GT; built 1972) made contact with a submerged wreck in Elefsis Bay, Greece.

MSC NAPOLI, United Kingdom, 2007

MSC NAPOLI, United Kingdom, 2007

On Thursday 18th January 2007, the container vessel MSC NAPOLI (4,668 TEU, 53,409 GT, built 1991) suffered structural damage while transiting the English Channel in heavy weather. The decision was

Emergency Contact

To report a spill of oil, chemicals or other substance, please call us on the number above for advice and/or to mobilise us to site. Your call will be forwarded to an ITOPF Technical Adviser who

Oil spills in ports (2006)

Oil spills in ports (2006)

Whilst large oil spills arising from shipping accidents often make dramatic news, most oil spills are small and originate in or near ports. ITOPF oil spill statistics for tankers, for instance,

Recovery of sunken oil in the Sea of Marmara (2002)

Recovery of sunken oil in the Sea of Marmara (2002)

During a storm on 29 December 1999 the Russian tanker VOLGONEFT 248 broke in two in the Sea of Marmara, off Istanbul, Turkey and spilled 1,578 tonnes of Heavy Fuel Oil. Most of the oil was cast

PRINCESS EMPRESS, Philippines, 2023

PRINCESS EMPRESS, Philippines, 2023

On 28 February 2023, while en route from Bataan to Iloilo, Philippines, tanker PRINCESS EMPRESS developed a list in rough seas and sank to a depth of 400 metres, ~8 kilometres north-east of Oriental

Richard Johnson

 Richard Johnson

Richard Johnson is a marine biologist with a higher degree in radiation and environmental protection. Having worked as an environmental consultant with both a small, independent and subsequently a

ITOPF attends spill in the Philippines

ITOPF attends spill in the Philippines

ITOPF arrived on scene in Mindoro on 1 March to assist in the response to the fuel oil spill from the sunken tanker PRINCESS EMPRESS. ITOPF remains on-scene with team members working in rotation to

Georgia

Georgian Marine Rescue Coordination Centre – Oil Pollution Response Centre (MRCC-OPRC) 4 Shavsheti Str. Batumi Tel: 995 222 7 39 13 (24 hrs) Fax: 995 222 7 39 05 mrcc@maradgeorgia.org Maritime

BOW JUBAIL, Netherlands, 2018

BOW JUBAIL, Netherlands, 2018

The product tanker BOW JUBAIL in ballast, made contact with a jetty and spilled approximately 217 tonnes of bunker Heavy Fuel Oil whilst berthing at the Port of Rotterdam.