Dr Conor Bolas of our Technical Team has been in Porvoo, Finland this week representing ITOPF in an EU Module Exercise (MODEX), a new discussion based exercise as part of the EU Civil Protection…
OCEAN ORBIT October 2022 Shoreline clean-up, Peru IN THIS ISSUE n Managing Director’s review n Spills – any fuel, any cargo n Working in partnerships with governments worldwide n Is greener…
Marie joined ITOPF in 2023 as the Office Manager of the Singapore office. She is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Singapore office and providing support to the Singapore team while…
The rights and obligations of Associates are set out in the Terms and Conditions of Associate Status, updated 6 January 2025. As is the case with tanker owner Members, the P&I…
Membership of ITOPF is normally arranged by the P&I Clubs and other oil pollution insurers. These bodies also pay the annual ITOPF dues on their Members' behalf (for 2026/2027, these dues are…
ITOPF promotes effective response to marine spills of oil, chemicals and other hazardous substances. We are funded by the world's shipowners and their insurers and operate on a not-for-profit…
Data from ITOPF shows that seven oil spills of more than seven tonnes were recorded from tanker incidents in 2022. This brings the decade average to almost six, which is on a par with the 2010s and a…
The first International Oil Spill Science Conference (IOSSC) took place in Halifax, Canada and provided a platform for the research and oil spill response communities to work together to deal with…
