On Wednesday evening, 3 February 2021, over 20 interested participants from different Baltic Sea Region countries joined our webinar on volunteer management in oil spill response. See the webinar recording, here, or download the presentations as pdf files at the end of this text.
In this oil spill response (OSR) webinar you will hear about the importance of good communicaton between different OSR stakeholders, the contribution from volunteers, and case examples from Denmark, Finland, and Sweden. Register now!
Three EU-funded Research projects developing countermeasures against oil pollution – OIL SPILL, SIMREC, ACBR – had a joint #BAOIL21 Oil Spill Response …
Danish Civil Protection League is planning an oil spill exercise and conference for spring 2021 as part of the OIL SPILL and Island preparedness projects. The events will take place at the island Fanoe on the 13th to 15th of May.
See all OIL SPILL #BAOIL21 presentations here: https://wakelet.com/@OILSPILL_BAOIL21 Three EU-funded Research projects, all developing countermeasures against oil pollution, will have a joint …
Welcome to an international OIL SPILL webinar on voluntary oil spill response on 3 February 2021. In this webinar, you will hear …
A live webinar on incident management and communication in relation to oil spills in shallow waters and coastal areas will be sent Tuesday, March 9th, 2021, from 9.00 to 13.00 CET. Read about the presentations and save the date!
Miikka Toivonen from Southwest Finland Emergency Services and Kia Petersen from Danish Civil Protection League have been busy planning and then re-planning …
Two years ago, the Fire and Rescue Department of Lithuania, and especially the Klaipeda Board (FRD Klaipeda board), was pleased to receive an invitation to participate in the OIL SPILL project. This is a great opportunity to hold large-scale exercises, invite experts and observers from other countries, and assess the strengths and weaknesses of the responsible authorities.
Neste owns and operates two industrial ports in Finland. There have been talks of situations when a ship is in need of assistance and seeks a place of refuge to stabilize her state and mitigate hazards to shipping, humans, and the environment. Now, these talks turned into actions.
