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InterSpill Delayed to 2022 as a Unified Response to COVID-19

15 Apr 2020.

As a consequence of the escalating Covid-19 pandemic, and as part of a coordinated response by the three triennial oil spill events, it has been agreed that IOSC, originally scheduled for May 2020, should be postponed to 2021, that the next Interspill event should move to 2022 and that Spillcon should be delayed to 2023..
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6 April 2020

06 Apr 2020.

Following the announcement of the delay of IOSC, in USA, for a year to 2021, Interspill will now take place at RAI, Amsterdam in 2022. Further news shortly.
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The Interspill Committee

Interspill is owned and organised by the three founders, UK Spill Association (UKSpill), the Norwegian Oil Spill Control Association (NOSCA), the Syndicat National Des Constructeurs D’Equipements De Lutte Contre La Pollution Des Eaux (SYCOPOL), all representing the European Spill industry, and a group representing related interests. IPIECA, representing the environmental and conservation interests of the international petroleum industry, the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA), recognising its tasks concerning marine pollution preparedness and response in Europe. The International Maritime Organisation (IMO), recognising its global role concerning maritime pollution prevention and preparedness. The International Oil Pollution Compensation Funds (IOPC Funds), recognising its role concerning compensation for oil pollution damage, the International Tanker Owners Pollution Federation (ITOPF), recognising its role in preparedness and response for ship source pollution.

The Centre of Documentation, Research and Experimentation on Accidental Water Pollution (CEDRE) recognising its role concerning pollution, and Oil Spill Response Ltd., (OSRL) recognising its role as a major oil spill preparedness and response industry cooperative.

Committee

SYCOPOL NOSCA UKSpill Association IPIECA
IMO SRGH IOPC ITOPF Cedre EMSA