Mediterranean Oil Industry Group. Implementing the OPRC 90 in the MED UKSPILL 2010

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1 Mediterranean Oil Industry Group Implementing the OPRC 90 in the MED UKSPILL 2010

2 Industry Activities in Mediterranean Region Exploration & production Movement of oil from offshore wells to shore Transport within and through the region of crude oil Regional shipment of refined products and residual oils Large-scale commercial and passenger shipping

3 MED: Trends World wide consumption should slightly increase by 4% in 2020 for oil and gas EU demand should remain stable for oil South and East Med countries consumption is expected to grow from 130 Mt to 235 Mt by 2020 Export and transport will continue to increase within the region, possibly by 50% in the next 10 years

4 MED: Zone at risk Causes of large tanker spills (>700 t): Grounding 38% Collisions 27% Equipment/hull failure 18% Fire 12% Key risk areas: Turkish straits Strait of Messina (Sicily / Italy) Strait of Gibraltar Suez Canal

5 IPIECA/IMO Global Initiative Joint programme between IPIECA and IMO to enhance oil spill preparedness and response capacity for marine spills around the world. Regional model for GI:

6 MOIG Interface International IPIECA IMO Regional MOIG REMPEC Local Oil Industry Governments

7 MEDITERRANEAN OIL INDUSTRY GROUP Regional oil industry forum on oil spill prevention, preparedness and response for the Mediterranean Region. Network of industry experts in oil spill response to ensure good communication by the incident in the Mediterranean Sea. Regional industry interface to all other organizations concerned with Mediterranean

8 MOIG Vision Active Mediterranean Network of industry experts in oil spill response with effective local and regional communications providing diversified high level expertise to support industry and where required government in Oil Spill Prevention, Preparedness, and Response.

9 Who are our members and partners? MOIG Membership is comprised of petroleum industry companies and associations having international operations or interests, mainly located in the Mediterranean region, Company Members e.g. Total, Eni S.p.A, Shell, PetroCanada, SAMIR, Serept, Lundin,etc. Association Members e.g. Unione Petrolefera- Italy, PIEPC-Egypt Associated Members: : Oil Spill Response Service Companies and manufacturers MOIG Technical Partners are from the international oil spill response community and include organisations such as CEDRE, ITOPF, ICRAM and the oil industry cooperatives such as FOST, Oil Spill Response.

10 Thyna Petroleum Services PA RESOURCES

11 WHAT HAS BEEN DONE From , more than 130 representatives from Oil Companies working in Mediterranean Countries have attended about 20 MOIG Sessions which have been organised in that period. Main activities since 1994: Workshops Exercises Meetings Production of newsletters Overseeing translation of IPIECA documents to Arabic

12 MOIG Journey Morocco Session With a round table on the Lebanese Spill Adhesion of SAMIR Refinery;

13 Interspill Conference

14 Meeting with EMSA Staff Looking for fields of cooperation.

15 Cooperation REMPEC/MOIG

16 Workshop on Integration of Emergency Plans in Malta There have been improvements in regional arrangements due to MOIG activities. Although many Mediterranean countries have ratified the IMO OPRC 90 Convention, implementation remains an issue. Workshop held in May 2007 between REMPEC Focal Points and MOIG members. The workshop was a success and important recommendations: - Organise joint MOIG/REMPEC workshop - Organise joint Training for Government and Industry Representatives

17 Activities for 2009 Joint MOIG/REMPEC Workshop in Marseille May to: Strengthen cooperation between governments and industry in the Mediterranean region; and Provide recommendations for short/medium and long term activities to increase the preparedness and response capacity in the Mediterranean.

18 Activities for 2009 Preparatory work for workshop: Questionnaires sent out to industry and government in the Med by MOIG and REMPEC to obtain information on preparedness, response and cooperation arrangements in the region. Based on the results of the questionnaires, issues for discussion during the workshop have been identified. Individual interviews with a consultant have been arranged for each country to encourage an exchange of information and views on preparedness and response issues.

19 ASSESSMENT OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE CAPABILITY Realistic Expectations Essential To Disaster Recovery

20 Questionnaires

21 Assessment Questionnaire

22 Objectives of the study Gather relevant information relating to the status of oil spill preparedness to enable the following objectives : strengthen cooperation between governments and industry in the Mediterranean region providing recommendations for short/medium and long term common activities to enhance regional cooperation and increase the preparedness and response capacity in the Mediterranean.

23 Study approach Map of regional tanker Route 2005 (ITOPF) Matching facilities and route: - 67 Routes identified - 90 Oil facilities Map of sites handling oil in the Mediterranean (IFP, CEDRE)

24 90 facilities handling oil in the Mediterranean

25 90 facilities handling oil in the Mediterranean

26 20 sites assessed

27 Findings Good level of contingency planning development in analysed sites Emergency number in place Tier 1 equipments in place in analysed sites Good level of training in analysed sites

28 Findings Need to develop further mutual aid agreements to get better access to Tier2 Industry/industry agreements Government /industry agreements Need to develop more exercises Need to include governments and other industries in exercises to develop partnership

29 Legal framework Emergency Protocol 1976 and 2002 ratified Emergency Protocol 1976 ratified OPRC Convention Ratified Not Ratified

30 National and Sub-regional CP NCP adopted NCP drafted/under preparation NCP not adopted REMPEC Assistance SCP in force SCP signed/not in force SCP not existing

31 Cooperation and sub-regional contingency plans Ramogepol (France, Italy and Monaco). Sub-regional agreement between Cyprus, Egypt and Israel (1995). Sub-regional agreement between Algeria, Morocco e Tunisia (2005). Sub-regional agreement between Croatia, Slovenia and Italy (2005). Sub-regional agreement between Lybia and Tunisia (preliminary neg. in progress). Sub-regional agreement between Malta, Italy and Tunisia (preliminary negotiation in progress).

32 Main recommendation 2010 main target Action Plan to enhance sustainable oil spill preparedness and response in the Mediterranean.

33 DEVELOPMENT OF THE JOINT REMPEC MOIG MEDITERRANEAN GOVERNMENT INDUSTRY COOPERATION ACTION PLAN MGICAP

34 Proposal : M G I C A P Extract of recommendations from Marseille workshop, to strengthen the industry network and its interaction with government network, to organize on a more regular basis industry and government joint trainings and exercises,, (...) to focus efforts on operational and administrative arrangements to facilitate regional and international assistance,, (...) to improve cooperation on Aerial surveillance (...)... Mediterranean Government-Industry Cooperation Action Plan MGICAP is a regional and short - long term program to: Improve the preparedness and response capacity level Improve cooperation between Government and oil industry

35 MGICAP: 2 years management cycle Regional Meeting (Marseille 2009) Step 1-10: Meeting with focal points Step 2. General Objectives/ priorities Step 3. Gap analysis General review end 2011 Step 9. Global review and results assessment Check Action Plan Step 4. Establish objectives at national & regional level - Strategic Plan Step 5. Develop an Action Plan - Strengthening of the role of industry and MOIG - Quick Fix Activities - Activities addressing MGICAP strategic objectives Step 7. Progress follow-up Step 8. Process review and update Implementation Step 6. REMPEC, MOIG & Gov. / Ind. Focal points to organise activities (support of IMO, IPIECA)

36 MGICAP Action Plan: Specific REMPEC / MOIG joint activities OPRC national focal points meeting: Participation of MOIG: Activity report, technical presentations Organisation of Government / Industry National table-top exercise every year 2010: Tunisia? Algeria? Syria? 2011: promote Full Scale Response exercise Joint REMPEC / MOIG activity in Libya for the development of NCP

37 Next step Continue to identify missing facilities offshore platform harder to identify Continue to identify status of preparedness in facilities Work with ports Propose regional action plan to promote preparedness

38 Expected results for the first biennium Funds and resources allocated to the Project by the industry MOIG is a recognized and capable actor for the project Increase of members to represent all the industry/ all countries Technical added value of MOIG recognized Set-up of a network of industry national focal points Working in liaison with REMPEC focal points & MOIG technical officer Clear understanding of the mutual benefits of cooperation Industry industry and industry government Effective participation of the industry National and regional activities developed with the industry Participation to the review/ development of guidelines and tools Improved communication with national authorities

39 Conclusions The Mediterranean Sea has a high oil spill risk profile. Cooperation between the oil industry and governments operating in the region is essential. MOIG working in collaboration with REMPEC and other partners, aims to improve the capacity of countries in the Mediterranean region to prepare for and respond to oil spills.

40 For further information Tel: Tel/Fax: R. Dhaoui Thank you