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ITOPF attends SpillCon 2023
SpillCon 2023 took place in Brisbane with ITOPF in attendance, delivering a series of talks.
ITOPF hosts symposium on 'A new era of spill response risks and challenges'
ITOPF spent time in Piraeus to meet with some of its key stakeholders in the region and deliver a symposium – ‘A new era of spill response risks and challenges’.
ITOPF publishes new Technical Services Brochure
ITOPF has just published a new version of its Technical Services Brochure. This provides an introduction to ITOPF and outlines our five core services.
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ITOPF welcomes new Technical Adviser, Crystle Wee
We are delighted to welcome Crystle Wee to the Asia-Pacific team as a Technical Adviser based in Singapore.
ITOPF delivers joint workshop Sanrakshan in Mumbai alongside Indian Coast Guard
We were delighted to work alongside the INDIAN COAST GUARD in Mumbai to jointly deliver the capacity building workshop ‘Sanrakshan’ to a group of 20 high-ranking delegates involved in marine environment pollution response.
ITOPF informs Members of its role in marine pollution events at Britannia P&I Club in Singapore
We joined Britannia P&I Club in Singapore to deliver a series of talks to ITOPF Members and shipowners.
ITOPF visits the London P&I Club
ITOPF visited the London P&I Club offices for a series of presentations on our work and a demonstration of our aerial surveillance VR app.
ITOPF moves into new office headquarters, London
ITOPF has moved headquarters in London to Dashwood, Old Broad Street.
ITOPF presents at Gallagher Marine Systems annual seminar
Technical Adviser, Ayumi Therrien visited Hamburg and Rotterdam to deliver presentations to shipowners as part of Gallagher Marine Systems - LLC annual seminar on regulations to ship navigating in North American waters.
Oiled wildlife workshop takes place in Nigeria, with ITOPF in attendance
One of ITOPF's Technical Advisers, Lauren Fearenga, contributed to the delivery of a four-day workshop hosted by NOSDRA and the GI WACAF, and with the support of the Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds (SANCCOB).