International Oil Spill Response 2010

The recent chain of oil spills worldwide have garnered international media attention and have drawn public scrutiny due to its sheer impact on the environment. Oil spill incidents will not only incur monetary losses on the company, but the company’s reputation will be at stake as well due to the starkly visible and detrimental effects on the environment.

The chain of oil spills that has been reported within the region are namely the AET Tanker Spill in Singapore, the Petron Tanker Spill in Guimaras Island in the Philippines, the Negros Occidental oil spill in the Philippines, the Yellow Oil Spill in China and the tanker spill in Mumbai India.

Following our previous successes of oil & gas conferences, Asia Business Forum is pleased to present the International Oil Spill Response conference to be held in Singapore on 23-24 November 2010. The 3-day session is timely in convening leading industry players and thought leaders to share their strategies and best practices in oil spill response. Industry players will address the challenges faced when responding to oil spills as well share their best strategies in oil spill response through presentation of up-to-date case studies. This event will provide and insight into the latest regulatory updates, current best practices in contingency planning, risk assessment of oil spill disaster, tactical oil spill response, performing PR damage control during oil spills and many more Don't miss the chance to gain valuable industry insights and learn from the oil spill response experts. Also, don't miss the opportunity to network with top officials from your industry!

Regulatory Keynote Address by:

Dra. Masnellyarti Hilman, M.Sc
Deputy Minister for Nature Conservation Enhancement & Environmental Destruction Control
Ministry of Environment, Indonesia

Professor Raphael Lotilla
Executive Director
Partnerships in Environmental Management for the Seas of East Asia (PEMSEA), Philippines