Industry Activities in Asia
Chris Morris (IPIECA)
February 2007

Oil Tanker Spills – a 35 yr trend
Number of Oil Spills of 700 Tonnes
35Spills per Year

1970-79:
25.2 spills per year
on average

10 Year Average3025201980-89:
9.3 s pills per year
on average

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1990-99:
7.8 spills per year
on average
2000-05:
3.7 spills per year
on average

10501970

1975

1980

1985

1990

1995

2000

2005

ITOPF

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Seaborne Oil Trade 1972 – 2004

ITOPF

3Changing Energy Patterns – 1989

December 1989 VLCC Movements
De ce m b e r 1 98 9 VLCC Mo ve m e nt s213513212126431 VLCCs

242108Intertanko

42Changing Energy Patterns – 2006

February 2006 VLCC Movements

16113331221118

1232376

1101342112 VLCCs

5838

1434981
1Intertanko

53

Regional Tanker Spills: 1976 – 2005

ITOPF

7

Regional Tanker Spills: 1996 – 2005

ITOPF

84

OSWG Activities since 2004–.

9

Global Coverage of IPIECA members
Petronas
BHP Billiton
Woodside
CNOOC
PTT EP

18254107N orth America
South America
EuropeFormer Soviet Union
Middle EastAfrica
Asia / Australia

432105Introduction to IPIECA•Global association improving environmental and social
performance in the oil and gas industry––••

Founded 1974
29 national/multi-national companies; 12 associations

Interface with UN & International Organisations
Tackling Global Issues:
Climate Change
Biodiversity– Social Responsibility– Oil Spill Preparedness & Response– Health– Operational, Fuels and Product Issues– Sustainability Reporting––11IPIECA Aims
Inform members of issue development• Represent member views• Improve industry performance by promoting andsharing good practice through:•– International workshops– Authoritative reports– Channel of communication with UN– Forum for open dialogue– Stakeholder engagement– Partnerships – eg. Global Initiative126

OSWG and international partners

13

OSWG Key messages•

Damage minimisation in oil spill clean up – Net
Environmental Benefit Analysis (NEBA)•Promotion of the Tiered Response Concept;•Support for national and regional
implementation ofInternational Conventions (Oil Pollution
Preparedness Response and Cooperation
Convention (OPRC); Civil Liability
Convention & Fund)– Regional Agreements on oil spill preparedness andresponse–147

IMO/IPIECA Global Initiative•

IMO/IPIECA Global Initiative (GI) partnership aims toimprove and sustain the capacity of developing countries
to protect their maritime and coastal resources at risk
from an oil spill incident•

Methodology:
IMO leverage government
IPIECA leverage industry– IPIECA Report Series (severallanguages)– Joint Workshops and Training sessions– Sustained follow up/coordination––15

GI Regional Collaborations••••

Mediterranean – MOIG (Ridha Dhaoui)West and Central Africa – WACAF (Philippe de Susanne)Black Sea and Caspian – OSPRI (Peter Taylor)
Caribbean – ARPEL/CCA/REMPEITC

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Global Initiative at Regional Level

Delivery of high-level Global Initiative aims canonly be assured at the regional & national level• Sustainability and success of the Global Initiative
is maintained in the various active regions
through•– dedicated focal points in priority locations aroundthe world facilitating follow up work
– Active support from most senior policy makers
and managers in both government and industry, as
well as those directly responsible for implementationof national contingency plans
17Beijing GI Workshop Recommendations•General Recommendation–•

Establish a platform at the national level

Contingency Planning
Compatibility between national plans– Compensation system– HNS–•Response Arrangements
Clarification of Tier 3 arrangements
Encourage national response system for third party spills– IPIECA assistance on strengthening Tier 2––•Capacity Building––

Joint training opportunities including joint exercises
IMO support for integration of China/NOWPAP plans

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EAS Congress, Haikou City, December 06

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Recommendations from MinisterialForum following EAS Congress 2006

“More emphasis should be placed on coordination and co-operation between maritime
Administrations and industry groups in the spiritof the IMO/IPIECA Global Initiative (GI), with aview to building and sustaining national andregional capacity for oil pollution preparedness,response and cooperation”

2010

NOWPAP MERRAC Region

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ASCOPE Companies•

ASCOPE Member Companies

11Spillcon 2007 Side Event•••

IMO/IPIECA Regional Workshop
26 March 2007 - Perth, Australia
Oil spill preparedness and response in theEast Asian Seas Region–•Developing a strategy for strengthening capability

The purpose of the workshop is to:
Hear directly from informed regional and country representatives
about the regional risks and opportunities to improve capability– Build on the recommendations from the East Asia SeasCongress, to identify positive steps to strengthen regional
preparedness– Discuss possible initiatives to further enhance capability–2312