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Documents & Guides

Explore a variety of topics about marine spills, response and compensation matters in the pages below. Each topic and area of interest provides access to more detailed documentation that is

Hazardous and Noxious Substances (HNS)

Chemical spills occur at a much lower frequency than spills of oil. However, the consequence of a chemical spill can be more wide reaching than that of oil and there is growing international

Fate of Oil Spills

When oil is spilled at sea it normally spreads out and moves on the sea surface with wind and current while undergoing a number of chemical and physical changes. These processes are collectively

Key Services

ITOPF promotes effective response to marine spills of oil, chemicals and other hazardous substances by providing five core services. These are usually provided at no cost to our Members,

Claims Analysis & Damage Assessment

ITOPF assesses claims for compensation arising from spills. This usually involves assessing the reasonableness of clean-up costs and the merits of claims for damage to economic resources. In many

Spill Response

Responding to ship-source spills of oil, chemicals and other hazardous substances is ITOPF’s priority service. This is provided worldwide, 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year. This is normally

New Publications Available

A new edition of the ITOPF Handbook is now available for 2014/15.

GI WACAF Conference in Gabon

GI WACAF Conference in Gabon

Dr Annabelle Nicolas-Kopec was one of the presenters at a GI WACAF sub-regional conference on liability and compensation

New ITOPF Handbook Available

New ITOPF Handbook Available

ITOPF's latest Handbook is currently being mailed to our Members and contacts.

Transpetro/ITOPF Seminar, Rio de Janeiro, August 2015

Transpetro/ITOPF Seminar, Rio de Janeiro, August 2015

Transpetro and ITOPF held a joint seminar in Rio de Janeiro on oil spill and shipping industry preparedness