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ITOPF R&D Award 2019 to fund study into low sulphur fuel oils

ITOPF R&D Award 2019 to fund study into low sulphur fuel oils

We are pleased to announce that the beneficiary of the 8th annual ITOPF R&D Award is the Norwegian research organisation, SINTEF, for a project on the characterisation of low sulphur fuel oils (LSFO).

New joint publication on liability and compensation

New joint publication on liability and compensation

The International Group of P&I Clubs, the IOPC Funds and ITOPF have collaborated on a new booklet on liability and compensation for ship-source oil pollution in the marine environment, published

URQUIOLA, Spain, 1976

URQUIOLA, Spain, 1976

On 12th May 1976 the tanker URQUIOLA struck bottom on entering the port of La Coruña and began leaking oil. It was estimated that 100,000 tonnes of Arabian Light crude oil was spilt during this

EcoCanal 2018, Panama

EcoCanal 2018, Panama

ITOPF attended the annual EcoCanal seminar and exercise at the Panama Canal from 7th-9th August,

EcoCanal 2019, Panama

EcoCanal 2019, Panama

ITOPF attended the annual EcoCanal seminar and exercise at the Panama Canal

Winner 2015

University of Washington School of Marine and Environmental Affairs, 2015 R&D Award Winner Identifying and evaluating emerging risks from marine transportation. The winner of the 4th ITOPF R&D

EcoCanal 2015, Panama, 24-25 June 2015

ITOPF will be participating in EcoCanal 2015, the annual exercise jointly organised by the Panama Canal Authority (ACP) and the US National Response Team (NRT)

AMADEO 1, Chile, 2014

AMADEO 1, Chile, 2014

On 18th August 2014, the Ro-Ro ferry AMADEO 1 (GT 9,737) en route from Puerto Natales to Puerto Montt, grounded in Kirke Canal, 40 NM south west of Puerto Natales, in southern Patagonia, Chile.

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