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Ipieca at Spillcon
  • Calendar31 May 2019

Ipieca had a strong presence at this year's Spillcon, the international oil spill conference for the Asia-Pacific region.

Ipieca presents an industry view on IMO's global capacity-building framework for oil spill preparedness, response and cooperation
  • Calendar17 May 2019

Ipieca hosted a reception for meeting delegates to celebrate the achievements of the GI programme since it began over twenty years ago.

International Oil Spill Conference 2020 call for papers and posters now open!
  • Calendar29 January 2019

The International Oil Spill Conference (IOSC) is seeking thematically related papers and posters for its next conference in May 2020.

Australian industry and regulators prepare for Spillcon 2019
  • Calendar18 May 2018

Spillcon, the international oil spill conference for the Asia-Pacific region, will take place from 20-24 May in Perth, Australia.

Ipieca plays a leading role at Interspill 2018
  • Calendar16 March 2018

As a founding member, Ipieca is a strong supporter of Interspill and maintains a leading profile and presence at the event.

Ipieca attends Royal commemoration visit to IMO
  • Calendar6 March 2018

Ipieca's Executive Director Brian Sullivan joined other guests to welcome Her Majesty the Queen as she commemorated the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the IMO.

Ipieca releases technical support document on spill impact mitigation assessment (SIMA)
  • Calendar5 January 2018

Ipieca, API and IOGP have released a new publication -Guidelines on implementing spill impact mitigation assessment (SIMA)- produced in support of the Ipieca-IOGP guidance on net environmental benefit analysis (NEBA). A key objective for any oil spill response is to minimize the impacts to ecological, socio-economic and cultural resources at risk through the development of a safe and effective response strategy.

UNDP-IFC-Ipieca webinar: Mapping the oil and gas industry to the Sustainable Development Goals
  • Calendar3 January 2018

The 2030 Agenda and its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) provide a common global framework for navigating the world's most urgent economic, social, and environmental challenges. While governments have the primary responsibility to prioritize, coordinate and implement efforts to meet the SDGs, there is wide recognition that the private sector and civil society will play critical roles in the implementation of national plans.

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