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ITOPF spent time in Japan visiting several maritime industry and government stakeholders to deliver workshops and seminars on responding to ship source pollution events. 

Romain Chancerel is one of the trainers at a national workshop in Turkmenistan organised by the IMO

Iain Harrison will be attending the Norwegian Oil Spill Control Association's seminar and exercise

ITOPF will be making a presentation at the 2017 Correspondents’ Conference

Franck Laruelle will be attending the above workshop hosted by the Ministry of Works and Transport, Namibia

This paper provides an overview of the use and limitations of dispersants on floating oil, as one of a range of options available for response to ship-source marine oil spills.

This paper provides a broad overview of the monitoring and sampling procedures that can be used for qualitative and quantitative monitoring of oil contamination. While qualitative analyses can

Using case studies of oil spills ITOPF has attended in Asia, Europe and South America, this paper will discuss these key considerations in turn, and describe, through the case studies, how they were

Oil spills pose significant ecological, social, and economic consequences. The response to a spill and the effects of pollution damage can give rise potentially to high costs. The financial risk of

Following an incident, the spill response community is subject to intense pressure where uncertainty is prevalent, yet strong work relationships are often expected to be built on an ad- hoc basis