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… should be kept on board the tanker in case it is requested as proof of pollution cover at port or during a…

Belgium

… the vessel that has caused the pollution will be requested to contract private companies in order to assist…

Brazil

… Arrangements, however, are often restricted to requesting assistance from the nearest Petrobras facility.…

Oil pollution, Brazil

Oil pollution, Brazil

ITOPF is currently on-site in north-east Brazil attending the recent oil spill that has contaminated approximately 2,500 km of coastline in nine states.

New issue of Ocean Orbit just published

New issue of Ocean Orbit just published

ITOPF has just published the latest issue of its newsletter, Ocean Orbit, providing an update on our news and activities over the last 18 months.

New edition of Annual Review & Notice of AGM 2022

New edition of Annual Review & Notice of AGM 2022

ITOPF has just published its Annual Review for 2022. This report incorporates financial statements for the year ending 20th February 2022 and provides notice of its Annual General Meeting in London

ITOPF Annual Review 2023 & Notice of AGM

ITOPF Annual Review 2023 & Notice of AGM

ITOPF has just published its Annual Review for 2023. This report incorporates financial statements for the year ending 20th February 2023 and provides notice of our Annual General Meeting at

ITOPF Annual Review 2024 & Notice of AGM

ITOPF Annual Review 2024 & Notice of AGM

ITOPF has just published its Annual Review for 2024. This incorporates financial statements for the year ending 20th February 2024 and provides notice of the Annual General Meeting in London on 13th

EAGLE OTOME, United States, 2010

EAGLE OTOME, United States, 2010

On 23rd January 2010, two barges and their towing vessel DIXIE VENGENCE, collided with the Singapore flagged oil tanker EAGLE OTOME, in the Sabine Neches waterway in Port Arthur, Texas. The collision

ROCKNES, Norway, 2004

ROCKNES, Norway, 2004

On 19th January 2004, the specialised bulk carrier ROCKNES (17,765 GT; 2001 built) laden with a cargo of rock ran into difficulties near Bergen, Norway and capsized, claiming the lives of 18 crew