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International Offshore Petroleum Regulators and Operators Summit Offshore Industry Preparedness

International Offshore Petroleum Regulators and Operators Summit Offshore Industry Preparedness . OSR Mission is to provide resources to respond to oil spills efficiently and effectively on a global basis. Aberdeen. London. Southampton. North Africa. Houston. Bahrain.

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International Offshore Petroleum Regulators and Operators Summit Offshore Industry Preparedness

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  1. International Offshore Petroleum Regulators and Operators Summit Offshore Industry Preparedness

  2. OSR Mission is to provide resources to respond to oil spills efficiently and effectively on a global basis Aberdeen London Southampton North Africa Houston Bahrain Registered Office West and Central Africa Singapore Regional Office Legend Base Jakarta Regional Representative 3 Bases and 5 Regional Offices/Representatives

  3. Industry Network Alaska Clean Seas Australian Marine Oil Spill Centre Clean Caribbean and Americas ECRC Marine Spill Response Corporation Oil Spill Response Limited Western Canada Marine Response Corporation

  4. Changing Risk Profile • Major tanker spills in decline through regulation, better ship management and ship construction. • E&P oil industry now in the spotlight; a number of high profile incidents. • Worst case scenario planning expected as norm with resultant pressure on industry • Aging infrastructure in some locations • More public awareness and higher expectations.

  5. What is Effective Response? • Trained people... • working to well developed contingency plan... • that has been properly resourced and… • is regularly exercised.

  6. Lessons, Reports and Findings

  7. Oil Spill Prevention and Response Advisory Group (OSPRAG) • Industry / Regulator discussion • Develop response toolbox and toolkit • Response planning, OPEP workshops • Use of models in planning • Subsurface dispersants workgroups • Dispersant / approvals /stock levels • Major exercise ( SULA) • Oil Spill Response Forum regenerated • Capping device procurement • OSR taking coordination / funding role • Major legal and contractual input • BP project manager with UK Oil & Gas Technical Group oversight

  8. UKCS capping device

  9. Oil & Gas Producers (OGP) • Report and workshop contribution • 19 recommendations arising • Some overlap with API findings • JIP approach

  10. Oil Spill Preparedness & Response recommendations Overall, to improve co-ordination between key stakeholders (Oil Spill Response Organisations [OSROs], governments and companies) internationally and with all responsible representative bodies (OGP, IPIECA, API, APPEA, AIP, PAJ, ARPEL, etc. • Establish principles on dispersant use with key stakeholders • Reinforce the effectiveness and value of the use of surface, aerial and, in particular, subsea dispersants • Recommend how best to deploy dispersants subsea and monitor their effectiveness • Facilitate regulatory licensing for dispersant use • Evaluate alternatives for Airborne Dispersant Delivery Systems (ADDS)

  11. Oil Spill Preparedness & Response recommendations • Promote research that advances understanding and response methodologies and risk assessment models • Enhance existing recommended practices for in situ burning • Verify the philosophy for Tier 2/Tier 3 response resource placement • Stress the benefits of real-time exercises to test national & industry oil spill response plans • Update the IPIECA OSWG “Good Practice” Series to provide a better balance for the upstream, creating an “OGP-IPIECA” Good Practice Series • Capture IT and technical advances enabling responders to benefit from a “Common Operating Picture”

  12. Oil Spill Preparedness & Response recommendations • Set out best practice on mobilising, managing and integrating volunteers, civil protection, and military resources into mainstream responses • Evaluate databases documenting oil properties – and how they change over time – looking to establish a response focused database • Set out guidelines on offshore decanting best practices • Review guidance on use of Personal Protective Equipment in hot climates • Review techniques for surface surveillance of Oil Spills • Review techniques for subsea plume modelling and the potential to integrate with AUV/ ROV sampling

  13. Implementation – Oil Spill Response To deliver effective and fit-for-purpose oil spill preparedness and response capability, a Joint Industry Project* has been formed. It will: • improve co-ordination between key stakeholders internationally; and • advance continuous improvements in oil spill preparedness and response capabilities * The GIRG-OSR Joint Industry Project (JIP)

  14. Summary • Improvements in Prevention will give most beneficial outcome • Importance of not fighting last war • Response plans must be credible /deliverable • Importance of cascading of resources for worst case discharge using tiered response concept • BP, API, OGP(GIRG ) reports following up on learnings

  15. Dave SaltOperations DirectorOil Spill Response Limiteddavesalt@oilspillresponse.com

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