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
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,
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
Bringing together operational, scientific and industry expertise through live exercises and conferences remains an important element in strengthening global spill preparedness and response. ITOPF
United States Coast Guard Marine Safety Office Guam Guam Tel: +671-3396100 (24hr) or +671 3392001 Fax: +671 3392005 Additionally, a spiller must notify the US National Response Centre: National
United States Coast Guard Marine Safety Office Saipan Saipan Tel: +670 3329572 Fax: +670 3223598 Spills should also be notified to: CNMI Civil Defence Emergency Operations Centre Saipan Tel:
US Coast Guard Sector San Juan 5 Calle La Puntilla San Juan, Puerto Rico 00901 Tel: +1 787 289 2041 Fax: +1 787 729 6706 National Response Center Room 2611 2100 Second Street SW Washington DC
ITOPF is a primary source of information on ship-source pollution. This includes: 18 Technical Information Papers (TIPs) which cover specific spill-related topics illustrated with our photos
Petroleos de Venezuela SA (PDVSA) Av. Eugenio Mendoza, Centro Letonia, Torre ING Bank, Piso 7, Urb. La Castellana, Distrito Capital 1064-A. Tel: 58 212 274 7493 Cell: 58 412 337 1744 Instituto
