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INTERSPILL PRESS RELEASE 11 JANUARY 2012
PRESS RELEASE – 11 January 2012
Interspill 2012, the European oil spill conference and exhibition, is less than 3 months away, opening on 13 March 2012. 100 % of the exhibition space has already been sold, with space being added to meet demand, heralding another successful event to be held in conjunction with Oceanology International, at ExCel, in London’s Docklands.
Chris Morris, the Chairman of the Interspill Steering Committee, said that “it is rewarding to see the strength of interest in the exhibition, and that bodes well for the conference. The event programme covers both traditional oil spill topics at the Conference, this year featuring an Offshore Oil Spill Forum, reflecting the concern and lessons from the Macondo incident. In addition, CEDRE will run Science workshops, and as in 2009, there will be a Spill Industry seminar run by Eurospill.”
The Preliminary Conference programme is now on the website, and delegates can now make reservations on line at www.interspill.com . Interspill 2012 will open on Tuesday 13 March, with an opening plenary session introduced by BBC Science correspondent, David Shukman, with keynote speaker, Vice Admiral Sir Alan Massey KCB CBE, Chief Executive of the UK Maritime & Coastguard Agency, to launch the theme of Working Together in a networked world. The exhibition and conference will continue until Thursday 15 March.
Interspill 2012 will feature innovations including conference presentations streamed live onto the exhibition floor. Lunchtime Debates on hot topics, Science workshops by Cedre, and Spill Industry seminars, all on the exhibition floor. The traditional Oil Spill conference streams will this year be augmented by an Offshore Oil Spill Response Forum. The scope of the event reflects the strength and breadth of the Organising Committee, which includes the European Spill industry trade organisations, the European Maritime Safety Agency, (EMSA), the International Petroleum Industry Environment & Conservation Association, (IPIECA), with support from the International Maritime Organization, (IMO), International Oil Pollution Convention Funds, (IOPC), the International Tanker Owners Federation (ITOPF) and France’s Centre of Documentation, Research and Experimentation on Accidental Water Pollution (CEDRE). In addition, the event is also supported by the UK Maritime & Coastguard Agency and CEFAS, the UK Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science.
Interspill 2012 is controlled by the European Spill industry associations, from Norway, NOSCA, from France, SYCOPOL, Eurospill and UKSpill, together with EMSA and IPIECA. Oil Spill Response Ltd. is the permanent sponsor of the event.
For further information see www.interspill.com and contact Roger Mabbott, Director, Interspill Ltd at info@interspill.com ” or on +448456259890
Release date – 11 January 2012
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EMSA LAUNCH NEW PROCUREMENT PROCEDURE FOR OIL RECOVERY VESSELS
Oil recovery vessels 2012: new procurement procedure
Open Information Meetings about the tender will be held during February in France, Spain and Italy (see below table for details)
Prior registration is not needed. Although it would be appreciated to receive an e-mail (NEG12012@emsa.europa.eu) indicating your participation in the meeting.
Country City Date/Time Location
France Bordeaux 07/02/2012
10:30 – 13:00
Direction interrégionale de la mer sud Atlantique
Place de Tourny
Bordeaux
Spain Madrid 08/02/2012
10:15 – 12:45 Dirección General de la Marina Mercante
C/ Ruiz de Alarcón 1
28071 Madrid
Italy Rome 17/02/2012
10:30 – 13:00
Confederazione Italiana Armatori
P.zza SS. Apostoli 66
00187 Roma
The deadline to submit applications is 16th March 2012
More details concerning the terms of reference for the procurement procedure can be found in the following link:
http://www.emsa.europa.eu/2012-oil-recovery-vessels-procedure.html
Published
18.01.2012
Updated
18.01.2012
s_boom02EMSA announces the launch of a new procurement procedure to contract oil recovery vessels.
The geographical areas to be covered are expected to be the Bay of Biscay, the Southern Atlantic Coast, the Central and Western Mediterranean.
Information meetings open to any interested party will be organised in France and Spain (from 6 to 10 February) and in Italy (from 13 to 17 February). More details on dates, locations and agendas will be provided soon.
A short description of nature and value of the services can be found in the Prior Information Notice (PIN ref: 2012015913) published on the 18/01/2012.
Further details about this procurement will be included in the Contract Notice to be published in late January.
For any request, contact the following e-mail address NEG12012@emsa.europa.eu
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UKSPILL REPORT ON 2010-11
7 January 2012
To: Members of UK Spill Association
UKSPILL ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2010-11
OVERVIEW
2011 was the year after Deepwater Horizon, where for UKSpill, it was a return tomore normal levels of Association activity, which also coincided with more economic uncertainty. Whilst in the previous year, we had a flurry of events, in 2011, this died away to a low level of member events, but more support for international events in the USA and India.
In terms of participation in post Deepwater Horizon activities, the Oil Spill Response and Advisory Group (OSPRAG) concluded its review, and set up legacy groups. One, the Oil Spill Response Forum, invited UKSpill to become a permanent member in late 2011.
OSPRAG saw the need for trained and experienced spill responders as an important part of the armoury, and the role of the UK Spill Contractors Accreditation Scheme is planned to become a critical part. A new project, the Accredited responder Management System is being led by UKSpill and will be introduced in 2012 in conjunction with Oil & Gas UK, to support shoreline clean up in the event of an offshore blowout.
Over the years the Accreditation Scheme has been upgraded, and with the full support of the Agencies, this has been reflected in a steady growth in numbers of accredited companies. The Scheme suffered a loss in late 2010 when its independent assessor died suddenly, and a temporary Assessor was appointed, over 2010-2011, this did not work as well as hoped, and the need became obvious that a new approach was necessary.
In 2011, the Assessor team was augmented by 2 former Environment Agency officers joining, to bring the team to 4. In December 2011, the first Verification Workshop was held in Northern Ireland with the NIEA, to launch regional checks for multiple companies in addition to site visits for individual companies. The new team and approach proved successful, and this is now being rolled out in 2012, with the next workshop planned in February in the SW of England.
The Annual Members Meeting and Annual Dinner was held in January at Watermen’s Hall, in London and proved a success, and is being repeated in January 2012.
UKSpill is hosting Interspill 2012, at Excel, London, based on a co location with Oceanology International, over 13-15 March 2012. UKSpill has been involved in management of the event, with a high level of input from members. The result is that exhibition sales are 40% higher than 2009, and the prospects are for a successful event. The radical programme, expanding the range of activities, has been achieved with workshops, seminars and training.
UKSpill, as an Accredited Trade Organisation, secured funding from the government for member companies to attend IOSC 2011, at Portland, Oregon in May, and also at Oil Spill India in September 201, the latter a new event but well supported by 7 companies attending.
SpillAlert, the UKSpill quarterly newsletter is going well, with 2 years of quarterly publications, it is supported by advertising, principally by members, and the balance from UKSpill funds..
As always it is important to remind ourselves of the purpose for UKSpill – Promotion, Standards and Information for its members. In 2011, those three words have been reinforced by the Deepwater Horizon spill and its consequences, UKSpill membership is recognised by a much wider audience than before, UKSpill is the voice of the industry.
UKSPILL IN DETAIL 2010-11
Corporate Membership – Corporate membership has remained broadly stable at 46 with some resignations and several new members, which total combined with other categories, individual and honorary, now totals 55. Overall, UKSpill membership, including Accredited companies as non voting (basic) members, totals 124 at December 2011, up 10%, mostly from continuing growth in membership of the Accreditation Scheme.
Member Meetings – In the 2010-11 membership year we did not hold a UKSpill Marine event, deferring to 2012.
External Events – UKSpill obtained funds from UKTI for TAP funding to support 6 members exhibiting at IOSC 2011 in the USA, 2 companies took up funding, and the balance was transferred to fund the event in India.
Interspill 2012 – The Interspill Steering Group transformed into the Organising Committee, with IMO, IOPC, ITOPF, and CEDRE joining to plan the event.
As the host nation, UKSpill influences the event through its management, with UKSpill Executive Director as Vice Chairman of the Steering Committee, and Director of Interspill Ltd., alongside David Salt of OSR, as co director and Vice Chairman of the Conference Committee. Glyn Humphries, of Adler and Allan, was appointed Chairman of Interspill 2012.
The main task in 2011 has been to secure the financial base with exhibition sales, which has been achieved, and organise the programme of events, now wider than before. The forecast currently the event will generate a substantial surplus to be split equally between Interspill and Reed.
For UKSpill the benefit of partnering this event with other European Spill trade associations, IPIECA and EMSA is our contribution to its organisation, as it is our European platform. We have the opportunity to use it and make sure it is run in our interests.
Accreditation Scheme Management - UKSpill completed the upgrading of the Scheme, in the Spring, which to remind members, is to offer a website to promote Accredited companies and where the database of companies provides a valuable resource for the public, industry and Agencies in emergencies.
In 2011, the Accreditation scheme has only a few newly accredited companies, reflecting the loss of the Assessor resource. The backlog of applications resulted in the set up of a team of 4 Assessors, and combined with Verification Workshops to process companies faster than before. As in 2010, companies were rejected as failing to comply, as were companies suspended for failure to comply, and also companies failed to renew through change of business or closure. The net figure at the end of 2011 was 78, down on 2010, mainly reflecting the difficulties in processing applications, and more suspensions for failure to comply.
Government and Industry Relationships – UKSPILL is an ATO, an Accredited Trade Organisation recognised by UKTI with the Energy sector, this Accreditation was reviewed and UKSpill was re appointed in 2011. UKSpill also continues to sit on the Marine Sector Advisory Group, (MSAG). The association is also a member of the Emergency Planning Society Oil Spill Working Group, and the Energy Institute Oil & Water Liaison Group.
MCA Contract - The MCA remains supportive of UKSpill activity, and is committed to maintaining its 3 year MCA contract until June 2012. This recognises the support and partnership that exists, in particular with delivering a competent Accreditation Scheme.
FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR 2009-10
2010-11 ACCOUNTS – This year has seen a reverse in results, but in 2011, a return to a surplus of £2,900 (lower than the provisional results below reflecting a prior year adjustment) from a loss of £7,829 the previous year. The overall revenue has fallen, reflecting the lack of events. The year benefited from a reduction in event costs, lower accreditation charges, and a lower unit cost for SpillAlert, and higher advertising revenue as predicted.
Membership & Website income – Total income is up 6% to £55,300, from corporate membership and including sales of sponsored links. No significant change in membership income is expected in 2011-12.
Event and ATO income - This was reduced to almost nil, £1,175
Travel and Event costs – In 2009-10 ATO payments to members were higher reflecting a 2 events reflecting additional travel costs and offset by improved UKTI support approved for IOSC and India.
Marketing Costs – In 2010-11 these fell as forecast, with maintenance of the websites, and lower spilLAert costs resul09-2010, the opportunity occurred to re vamp the website, with the merger of the database for the Accredited companies and those corporate members of the trade association. This move delivers a coordinated listing for the government agencies who support UKSpill. This was also linked to the production of the SpillAlert quarterly newsletter, by creating an archive for the newsletter, and the papers presented at UKSpill events, all of which can be downloaded now in Pdf format. The SpillAlert is emailed to a global database of over 5,000 oil spill persons, who, if they wish to download a copy are directed to the UKSpill website home page. This has resulted in a doubling of throughput on the website, raising its visibility. The cost of this upgrade to the website, and the launch year of the newsletter has been a £9,000 increase in Marketing costs, this is not a recurring cost. The cost of SpillAlert newsletter is partly underwritten by advertising income, which was expected to cover more than half the costs, but in reality the launch year production cost was higher and the income only covered 40%. In 2011, advertising space is being increased, and rates have been raised, so far with success, so whilst the production cost of the newsletter will fall by 20%, advertising should rise by 20% to reduce the overall cost to £4000 pa, similar to spend on brochures in previous years.
Administrative Costs- The principal cost is the contract for operation of the association remained unchanged, but fell because of lower fees related to accounting which were transferred to an external company for 2010-11. The administration contract is with the Executive Director, and is renewed annually, and is supervised by a governance sub committee comprising the previous chairman, and a director of the association.
Accreditation Costs – These fell sharply in 2010-2011, but are expected to rise in 2011-2012 as the backlog of applications are processed, most of this will be offset by new revenue from the new applications.
2011-12 FORECAST – As with last year, fee income is coming in slowly, 2 companies have resigned, but new applicants are steady. ATO and event income is also expected to be stable with the Marine event planned for London, on the river this year. The forecast outcome for 2011-12 is expected to be similar to 2010-11.
Roger Mabbott, Executive Director, UK Spill Association, Unit 1, Riverside Business Park, Buxton Road, Bakewell, Derbyshire DE45 1GS
T 0845 6259890 M 07793 649643 E info@ukspill.org Website www.ukspill.org
ANNEX 1
UK SPILL LTD 2010-2011 PROVISIONAL FINANCIAL RESULTS, final results will be posted on the website
2011 2010
£ £
Profit and loss Account
Revenue
Membership Fees 39,580 38,050
Sponsored Links and Spill Alerts 15,750 14,055
Events 1,175 33,015
Accreditation Fees 48,310 30,825
Support and assistance 19,236 19,506
ATO 3,200 6,175
Misc Sales 416 175
127,667 141,801
Costs
Fleetward 52,000 61,000
Other Costs 63,342 88,055
115,342 149,055
Net Profit/Loss for year to date 12,325 (7,254)
Balance Sheet
Cash at Bank 7,154
Debtors
31,489
38,643
Creditors
30,921
Profit and Loss Account
Profit Brought Forward 18,596
Add: Profit for Year to date 12,325
30,921
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UKSPILL DECEMBER MEMBERS NEWS UPDATE
Member News
DECEMBER 2011
EVENTS UPDATE – BOOK NOW FOR THE ANNUAL DINNER ON 10 JANUARY 2012
• ANNUAL MEMBERS MEETING & DINNER ON TUESDAY 10 JANUARY 2011 – to be held at the Watermen’s Hall in the City of London on 10 January. Chief guest will be Bernd Bluhm, Head of Unit, EMSA.
• INTERSPILL 2012 – 13-15 March 2012, EXCEL, LONDON
• INLANDSPILL 2012 – 3 April 2012, FIRE SERVICE COLLEGE
ASSOCIATION BUSINESS
Nominations for the 3 UKSpill Board vacancies closed on 15 December with three nominations. Nominations are Jon Burton, Technical Director of the RAW Group, Richard Proctor, Managing Director of Darcy Spillcare, and Andrew Nash, Business Development Manager at Desmi Ro Clean Ltd, each of whom has been properly nominated, and as there are no other candidates, no election is needed under the Rules. The Board will meet before the Annual Meeting on 10th January 2011 to approve the nominations, and they will be confirmed at the Annual Members meeting.
UKSPILL EVENTS
The Annual Meeting and Dinner will be held at 1800hrs on Tuesday 10th January 2012, at the Watermen’s Hall in the City of London. The guest of honour this year will be Bernd Bluhm, Head of Unit, EMSA.
The Annual Meeting will commence at 1800hrs, in the Watermens Hall, and be followed at 1830hrs by a drinks reception. Dinner will be served at 1900hrs. The guest speaker will make his address at 2100hrs. The Dinner will be £60 per person, inclusive of wine, and members are requested to book, as places are limited. The event venue has been kindly sponsored by UKSpill member, OAMPS.
INLANDSPILL2012
A full day seminar is planned for 3 April 2012, at the Fire Service College. Moreton in Marsh, more to follow in January.
OTHER EVENTS
INTERSPILL 2012, is being hosted by UKSpill in London, and EXHIBITION SPACE HAS SOLD OUT, additional space is being negotiated, Delegate registration is also open, please contact Kirsten Conlon at Reed Exhibitions on 020 8439 8870 or by email - Kirsten.conlon@reedexpo.co.uk
The event website is on www.interspill.com
TECHNICAL
CHANGES ANNOUNCED TO APPROVAL OF UK OIL SPILL TREATMENT PRODUCTS BY MMO
The MMO has announced changes to the approval scheme for UK oil spill treatments, following a review earlier this year. Products used beyond the seaward limit of territorial waters (12 nautical miles from the baseline) will no longer be required to pass the Rocky Shore Toxicity Test, (which tests the relative toxicity of products against a keystone shoreline species, the Common Limpet), but will still be required to pass the existing efficacy and sea toxicity tests. For details of how to apply for approval , please visit the MMO approval of products pages at http://www.marinemanagement.org.uk/protecting/pollution/approval.htm.
Full details can also be found in the UKSpill website www.ukspill.org
PPG 1 CONSULTATION
The EA IS Updating the pollution prevention guidance note currently known as ‘General guide to the prevention of pollution: PPG 1’. Its title is being changed to ‘Introducing pollution prevention: PPG 1’.
The aim of this revised guidance is to help businesses understand their environmental responsibilities and improve their environmental performance. It includes updated legal references, more good practice advice and directs people to further information.
Alternatively, you can contact the National Customer Contact Centre on 03708 506 506 (Mon-Fri, 8am - 6pm) or email ppg.consultation@environment-agency.gov.uk for a hard copy response form quoting the name of the consultation. Contact Teresa Brown, Environment Agency, Kingfisher House, Goldhay Way, Orton Goldhay, Peterborough, PE2 5ZR
The full detail of this consultation is on the UKSp[ill website www.ukspill.org
PPG 8 CONSULTATION
The Environment Agency of England & Wales are also now consulting on the proposed changes to our Pollution prevention Guidance note ‘Used oils: PPG 8’. If you would like to view the consultation document it’s available on-line at https://consult.environment-agency.gov.uk/portal/ho/green/oils/ppg8 . If the link appears to be broken, please try copying the entire link into the address bar on your web browser.
The consultation will be open until Friday 9 March 2012.
Contact - Liz Hobday, Pollution Prevention Technical Advisor
Environment Management Technical Services, EA
Tel: 0121 708 4661
Wishing you all compliments of the season, and on behalf of the Board, thank you for your continuing support.
Roger Mabbott ,Executive Director
UK Spill Association, Unit 1, Riverside Business Park, Buxton Road, Bakewell, Derbyshire DE45 1GS
T +448456259890 M +447793 649643 E info@ukspill.org W www.ukspill.org
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PPG1 CONSULTATION
Introducing Pollution Prevention: PPG 1
We’re updating the pollution prevention guidance note currently known as ‘General guide to the prevention of pollution: PPG 1’. Its title is being changed to ‘Introducing pollution prevention: PPG 1’.
The aim of this revised guidance is to help businesses understand their environmental responsibilities and improve their environmental performance. It includes updated legal references, more good practice advice and directs people to further information.
We want to make sure it meets your needs to help you understand your legal responsibilities and environmental good practice. We’re asking for your views and input to help us do this. In particular, we welcome your comments on the proposed changes to the technical and legal content of this guidance note.
Your response
Throughout the consultation we will look to make all comments (excluding personal information) publicly available on our website.
How to respond
We would prefer you to respond online. This will enable you to manage your comments more effectively and at the same time it will help us to gather and summarise responses quickly and accurately.
To view the documents click on the blue View and Comment button below. To view the questions and submit your comments, we require you to log in or register if you have not yet already done so.
Alternatively, you can contact the National Customer Contact Centre on 03708 506 506 (Mon-Fri, 8am - 6pm) or email ppg.consultation@environment-agency.gov.uk for a hard copy response form quoting the name of the consultation.
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Description:
We’re asking for business views on our updated guidance.
Contact Name:
Teresa Brown
Contact Email:
ppg.consultation@environment-agency.gov.uk
Other Contact Information:
Environment Agency, Kingfisher House, Goldhay Way, Orton Goldhay, Peterborough, PE2 5ZR
Subject:
Business & industry, Water quality
What happens next?:
We’ll use your replies to make the guidance work for our readers. We aim to publish the final guidance document within three months of the consultation closing. This will be available on our website at www.environment-agency.gov.uk/ppg.
Location:
England & Wales
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PPG 8 CONSULTATION BY EA
Consultation on our pollution prevention guidance ‘Used oils: PPG 8’
This consultation is part of our ongoing review of our pollution prevention guidance documents. We’re updating the pollution prevention guidance note currently known as ‘Safe storage and disposal of used oils: PPG 8’. Its title is being changed to ‘Used oils: PPG 8’.
PPGs give practical advice to improve business environmental performance and help you:
• understand pollution and environmental risk;
• identify basic good environmental practice actions to take to reduce your risk;
• use resources wisely and minimise waste;
• stay legal by complying with environmental rules;
• consider continual improvement;
• find further information.
We welcome your views on the proposed changes to this guidance. Please read the information about this consultation before answering the consultation questions.
Your response
Throughout the consultation we will look to make all comments (excluding personal information) publicly available on our website.
How to respond
We would prefer you to respond online. This will enable you to manage your comments more effectively and at the same time it will help us to gather and summarise responses quickly and accurately.
To view the documents click on the blue View and Comment button below. To view the questions and submit your comments, we require you to log in or register if you have not yet already done so.
Alternatively, you can contact the National Customer Contact Centre on 03708 506 506 (Mon-Fri, 8am - 6pm) or email ppg.consultation@environment-agency.gov.uk for a hard copy response form quoting the name of the consultation.
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The Environment Agency’s proposed changes to the guidance on handling, storage and waste management of used oils.
Contact Name:
Liz Hobday
Contact Email:
ppg.consultation@environment-agency.gov.uk
Other Contact Information:
Pollution Prevention: Used oils, Pollution Prevention, Environment Agency, Olton Court, 10 Warwick Road Solihull, B92 7HX
Subject:
Waste, Water quality, Business and industry
What happens next?:
We’ll use your replies to make the guidance work for our readers. We aim to publish the final guidance within three months after the consultation closes. It will be available on our website at www.environment-agency.gov.uk/ppg.
Location:
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NEW PPG 22
Dealing with spills: PPG 22 NOW PUBLISHED see link below
http://publications.environment-agency.gov.uk/PDF/PMHO0411BTEZ-E-E.pdf
The consultation summary document is available on-line at
https://consult.environment-agency.gov.uk/portal/ho/green/ppg22
Liz Hobday
Pollution Prevention Technical Advisor
Environment Management Technical Services
Tel: 0121 708 4661 (internal: 7 22 4661)
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EMSA PIN FOR OIL SPILL EQUIPMENT
SHORT DESCRIPTION OF NATURE AND QUANTITY OR VALUE OF SUPPLIES OR SERVICES
The primary objective of this open procedure is to purchase oil pollution response equipment in order to upgrade the response capacity of the EMSA vessel network.
Improvements to the at-sea oil recovery service provided by the agency will be carried out taking into accountthe technical operational needs identified in the network as well as the technical developments and innovationsin the field of oil pollution preparedness and response.
The scope of this open procedure is to conclude 5 single framework contracts for the purchase of oil pollutionresponse (OPR) equipment.
Accordingly the open procedure is divided into 5 lots, covering 5 different systems of OPR equipment. Followingthe conclusion of the open procedure, EMSA intends to sign 5 framework contracts (1 per lot) with selected'equipment suppliers'.
estimated cost excluding VAT 10 000 000 EUR
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EMSA LAUNCH NEW PROCUREMENT PROCEDURE FOR STAND BY OIL RECOVERY VESSELS, information meeting days scheduled
A new procurement procedure for stand-by oil spill recovery vessels will be launched by the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) next Monday 31st January to strengthen its network in the following geographical areas:
• Baltic Sea
• Central Mediterranean Sea
• Bay of Biscay
• Western Mediterranean Sea
• Black Sea
The European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) has launched a new procurement procedure for stand-by oil spill recovery vessels to strengthen its network in the following geographical areas:
• Baltic Sea
• Central Mediterranean Sea
• Bay of Biscay
• Western Mediterranean Sea
• Black Sea
Open Information Meetings about the tender will be held during February in different areas. Prior registration is not needed. Although it would be appreciated to receive an e-mail (NEG12011@emsa.europa.eu) indicating the participation in the meeting.
Country City Date/Time Location
Denmark Copenhagen 11/02/2011
9:30 Danish Maritime Authority,
Vermundsgade 38 C,
2100 Copenhagen
France Paris 17/02/2011
15:00 Institut Français de la Mer - Armateurs de France
6ème étage – salle C
47 rue de Monceau
75008 Paris
Spain Madrid 18/02/2011
10:30 Dirección General de la Marina Mercante
C/ Ruiz de Alarcón 1
28071 Madrid
Bulgaria Varna 22/02/2011
10:30 Bulgarian Maritime Administration – Varna Directorate
5 Primorski blvd
9000, Varna
The deadline to submit applications is 16th March 2011
More details concerning the terms of reference for the procurement procedure can be found in the following link:
http://www.emsa.europa.eu/end182d272.html.
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Be safe with your oil The control of pollution (oil storage) (England) Regulations 2001 October 2010
Be safe with your oil
The control of pollution (oil storage) (England) Regulations 2001 October 2010
Who do the oil storage regulations affect?
If you store more than 200 litres of oil above ground at an industrial, commercial or institutional site, then these regulations affect you. They cover factories, shops, offices, hotels, schools, churches, public sector buildings and hospitals. The regulations apply only in England.
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TAP FUNDING FOR 2011 - UKTI STATEMENT
GOVERNMENT SPENDING REVIEW - UKTI STATEMENT ON TAP FUNDING
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