A global pandemic forcing lockdowns and remote working may have resulted in redundancies, with the priority of oil spill preparedness diminished.

With new fuel types and challenges, green energy means oil and gas remains vital short to medium-term. But what will the long-term future look like?

OSRL recently returned to Denmark to resume a training programme and further develop the skills of TEPDK EMT Members.

This seminar connects emergency managers from leading wildlife response organisations to explore the theory and structure behind the Wildlife Branch.

What we know collectively about LSFOs within the industry, and what responders need to be aware of when potentially dealing with future incidents.

The members of the Inland Core Group share collective thoughts on the nuance of inland spill preparedness and response activities.

Yann Hajeri, Saipem Technical Manager, and Mario Fazio, OSRL Subsea Manager, take a closer look at the use of OSRL Offset Installation Equipment.

We reflect on whether this is an incident or a crisis before discussing the company’s possible approach to probable medium/ long term issues.

Incident and Crisis Management are sometimes blurred together. It is important to keep them separate but appreciate their commonalities.

A question to be considered, the cost to be calculated. Does the ongoing trend for cost-cutting raise questions around unintended consequences?

This seminar explains the steps that OSRL, as a temperate response organisation, has taken to prepare for an extreme cold weather response.

Can organisations confidently and successfully protect their reputation in the event of a crisis?