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A new five-minute film highlighting ITOPF’s experience, credentials and role during a pollution incident is now available.

ITOPF is sponsoring the Environmental Award at the Tanker Shipping and Trade Conference & Awards on Thursday 19th November

On 28th May 1991, ABT SUMMER, fully laden with a cargo of 260,000 tonnes of Iranian heavy crude oil, experienced an explosion and a fire about 900 miles off the coast of Angola.

TORREY CANYON ran aground on Pollard Rock on the Seven Stones Reef, near Lands End, Cornwall on 18th March 1967. Thousands of tonnes of oil were soon spilling from the stricken vessel's ruptured

Richard Johnson joined other experts in a webinar that explored the challenges and solutions associated with mobilising a response in our current world of social distancing, quarantines and travel

An exhibition marking 50 years working together against oil pollution from ships is now available online

The aim of this paper is to highlight the common challenges that have arisen following serious containership incidents, focusing largely on the MSC CHITRA incident response in India, in order to

The 8th film in ITOPF’s series “Response to Marine Oil Spills” is now available to view online.

The South Korean tanker SEA STAR was on voyage from Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil when it collided with the Brazilian tanker HORTA BARBOSA in the Gulf of Oman on 19th December