“25 Years of Oil Spill Response”
The Growth of the Organisation its Alliances
and Challenges in the Modern Times.

BP sets up
OSSC

2The GlobalAlliance wasformed

OSRL/EARL setup a base inBahrain

The GRN was
officiallylaunched at theInternational Oil
Spill
Conference inFlorida, USA.

2010

2008

OSRL
management
took over fromBP

2005

BP, Esso, Mobil,Petro Canada &Texaco formed
the gang of 51995

Oil Spill Response Heritage

1984

1980

Oil SpillResponse
Limited set up aPT in Indonesia

OSRL andEARL merged
to form
OSRL/EARL

2007

2000

1981

EARL
EARLwas wasestablishedestablished2009

19932006

Archie Smith,March 2010

OSRL/EARL
changed its
name to Oil
Spill Response
Limited©

Oil Spill Response

We are…..

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What We DoRESPONSE
PREPAREDNESS

Training

4Consultancy

Equipment Leasing©

Our Members
Participant Members

Associate Members
Afren Energy plc
PXP
Lundin Services
Antrim Energy
Reliance Industries Ltd
Maersk Oil North Sea
Atash company LLP
Repsol Exploration SA
Nautical Petroleum
BAPCo
Nido Petroleum Philippines RWE Dea UK
Bailiwick of Guernsey
Salamander
NipponBotas International Limited
Santos Ltd
Noble Energy
Bow Valley Petroleum
Sasol Petroleum
Oil Ex Co
Bridge Resources
Serica Energy plc
OMVCairn Energy India
Silverstone Energy
OPETCentrica Storage
Singapore Petroleum Company
Ophir Services
Century Exploration
PA Resources
Spanish Coast Guard
Chrysaor Ltd
Petrofac Development
Stratic Energy
Dana Petroleum
PC Vietnam Ltd
Sterling Resources
Dragon Oil
Petronas Carigali Mauritania TAQA
Endeavour Energy
PowerSeraya Ltd
Tullow Group Services
Energy Resources TechnologyPremier Oil
TuprasEngen Petroleum
Providence Resources
Valiant Petroleum
Eon-Ruhgas
PT Arah Prana
VentureEurOilPT Kawasan Industri Dumai Vermillion
Fairfield Energy Ltd
Wintershall AGGDF Suez
Government of Gibraltar
Great Lakes & Dredging
Granby Tristan Limited
Guam Response Services Ltd
Gujarat State Petroleum Corp
Hardy E&P India Inc
Harwich Haven Authority
HM Naval Portsmouth
Husky Oil China Ltd
Iranian Oil (UK)
Irish Coast Guard©
IthacaJapex Libya
Kosmos Energy LLC

The Changing World
Increased environmental awarenessReal time communications
Increased legislation
Reduced oil spill incidents
Impacts on the oil industry;– Higher cost of spills– Need to avoid liabilities– Outsourcing non core services– Reduced knowledge base6©

The Impact of the Changes

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Changing Expectations
Preparedness

Response

Restoration

Response phases

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Emergency Planning

ProjectHours/days

Weeks/months

Days/weeks©

Increasing workforce

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Global Response Network©

Impact on OSRL
• Drilling support• Regional services• Resource maintenance• Risk assessments• Equipment auditing

Preparedness•Training•Contingency Planning•Exercises• Spill management• Crisis Management• Emergency Response, extends
through project phase• ICS

Response•Environmental•Wildlife•Site Assessments•Waste Management

Restoration• Business continuity• Post spill monitoring• Environmental assessments

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Improving Response Resources

Impact on OSRL

PeopleIncreased diversity;

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Male & female
EducationNationality

Highly experienced staff
Competency-based
development
Diverse workforce and rangeof disciplines
Personnel to fill roles in ICM
structure for operations,planning and logistics©

How our people have changed

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Increased Demand for Services

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Regional Presence
LondonAberdeen
Indonesia
West Africa
North Africa

Southampton

Bahrain
Singapore

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Implications for OSROs
Need to maintain high standards ofoperational readiness and an ability
to deploy and integrate in a responsewith the right people and the rightequipment.
However with the changing times
must be prepared to accept the shiftof expertise from industry to theOSROs and then demonstrate thenecessary critical competencies.
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Continuous development
Shapingthedebate

Industry
Leading
OSROs
Basic
OSRO
Functionallyadequate

DrivingInnovation

Industry
BenchmarkCutting
Edge

Response & Technical Capability
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Conclusion

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Continuous change but a continuing
demand for highest level of response
readiness.
Expectation from industry that we will
increase our range and level ofservices and proactively add value
We should expect to play aleadership role which demands
higher levels of expertise, and do sowith the same level of efficiencies
industry achieves.

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