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Exhibition to mark 50 years of government and industry working together to address the risk of oil pollution from ships.

Over the last half century, particularly since the critical TORREY CANYON incident of 1967, the most noteworthy change has been the dramatic decline in the number of major tanker spills from an

ITOPF continues to provide its core services and remains ready and prepared.

The Hazardous and Noxious Substances (HNS) Convention is a critical framework for global maritime safety and compensation as it closes legal gaps, ensures fair compensation, promotes safety, and

ITOPF was the winner in the category for best Environmental Programme at the Lloyd’s List Global Awards event last night.

On 23rd February 1977, HAWAIIAN PATRIOT, fully loaded with 99,000 tonnes of light Indonesian crude oil, en route from Indonesia to Honolulu, reported a crack in its hull plating during a storm. This

ITOPF is collaborating with IMO, the IOPC Funds and other industry organisations to produce an exhibition to mark the achievements of the international community over the past 50 years to achieve a

… which took place at ExCel London between 8 and 10 April.

Richard Johnson and Dr Mark Whittington travelled to Singapore last week to take part in events relating to Singapore Maritime Week