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On 13th December OSRL presented local charity Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance with a cheque worth £250.

On Wednesday, 12^th of November the OSRL Subsea Well Intervention Service (SWIS) team hosted their second members’ day at the SWIS base in Saldanha Bay, South Africa. 

OSRL hosted SOCAR, a national oil company in Azerbaijan, on 23^rd September.  

Our highlights and achievements for the year

Oil Spill Response Limited (ORSL), the largest international industry-funded cooperative, and Ghana’s Bayfield Oil Services, today announced the establishment of a joint venture. The new strategic alliance, which will be named OSRL Ghana Limited, will see the two companies sharing their expertise and resources. OSRL will expand its current in-county presence for oil spill preparedness services, including the provision of specialist personnel to members, consultancy services, training and equipment hire. Bayfield’s role will focus on its local expertise and experience of operating in Ghana, as well as providing local content and access to facilities in Accra and Takoradi.

On the 6th November 2017 OSRL pre-positioned one of our B727's to Cape Verde to cover our WACAF service which is currently unavailable.

On Wednesday, August 16, OSRL CEO Robert Limb lead a multifaceted OSRL team to Brazil to present a forum on Preparedness for a Major Subsea Incident. The forum was held at the Brazilian Petroleum & Gas Institute (IBP) in Rio de Janeiro, with a follow-on visit on Thursday, August 17, to the SWIS base at Angra dos Reis.

Oil Spill Response Limited has joined forces with the Contamination Expo Series 2017 as an official partner ahead of the event’s highly anticipated return on the 27^th & 28^th of September at ExCeL London.

Oil Spill Response Limited welcomes our new Participant Member, North Oil Company.

North Oil Company is a standalone company and was created under a Joint Venture Agreement by Qatar Petroleum and Total to operate and further develop the Al-Shaheen oil field.

A recent offshore exercise, conducted by Oil Spill Response Ltd. (OSRL), was designed to understand how remote sensing technologies can help detect oil spills at sea more effectively. Utilising the latest in satellite, airborne and in-water surveillance and communications equipment, the highly successful event demonstrated the value of the state-of-the-art technology in identifying and monitoring spills and was conducted with full approval of the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) following a rigorous planning and stakeholder consultation process.

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