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Leading the way; Making a difference

EUROPEAN PANELApril 29 – 30, 2015

OVERVIEWREPORT

Joseph AngeloDeputy Managing Director

Leading the way; making a difference

MEMBERSHIP

BUDGET

RECENT ACTIVITIES

MAIN COUNCIL ISSUES IN MAY

ANNUAL TANKER EVENT


MEMBERSHIP

204 Members3,044 Tankers

270+ Million DWTMembers in 42 countries283 Associate Members


INTERTANKO Members and fleet sizeIncome $ m/number members Number ships

0

680

1,360

2,040

2,720

3,400

0

58

116

174

232

29019

97

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

No. members m dwt No. ships


Membership by Fleet SizeN

umbe

r of

Tan

kers N

umber of m

embers

1217 18

38

54

63

0

14

28

42

56

70

0

220

440

660

880

1,100

50 and above 25-49 15-24 10-14 5-9 Below 5

No tankers

No members


Membership by CountryMembers % Membership % Total DWT % of Fleet

Greece 54 27% 25% 20%Italy 17 8% 2% 4%Germany 12 6% 3% 5%Norway 12 6% 9% 7%Japan 10 5% 10% 9%Singapore 10 5% 4% 5%Hong Kong 8 4% 6% 5%UK 8 4% 3% 4%Sweden 7 3% 1% 2%Denmark 6 3% 2% 5%Turkey 6 3% 1% 1%Canada 5 2% 6% 4%India 5 2% 1% 1%Others 42 21% 26% 29%


Membership by size of feeTotal fee Number members

Max fee is $72,675, Min fee is $5,985$ fee range

2,180,285 1,123,995 1,246,099 525,908 125,280

31

27

58

50

37

0

12

24

36

48

60

0

460,000

920,000

1,380,000

1,840,000

2,300,000

Max fee $30,000-Max $15,000-29,999 Min-$14,999 Min fee

Fee Number members

% is fee per segment of total


Membership by Flag

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45

MILI

GRPABSHKSGMANOCY

PRCIT

IoMBEMYDABRFRJABDSPTUCTIN

MDOther

million dwt

8 largest flags, 80% of dwt

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500

MILI

GRPABSHKSGMANOCY

PRCIT

IoMBEMYDABRFRJABDSPTUCTIN

MDOther

Numer tankers

10 largest flags, 80% of number


Membership by Class

0 200 400 600 800

DNV

ABS

LR

NKK

BV

GL

RINA

CCS

KR

Dual/others

Number of tankers

25% share

14%

4%

0 25 50 75

DNV

ABS

LR

NKK

BV

GL

RINA

CCS

KR

Dual/others

m dwt

24% share

13%

5%

28%


Membership by type tanker

0 50 100 150

Crude

PT

CH/OIL

CH

Gas

by dwt

70% share

13%

13%

0 200 400 600 800 1,000 1,200

Crude

PT

CH/OIL

CH

Gas

by number of tankers

36% share

19%

30%

10%


Membership by member

0 50 100 150 200

Mitsui OSKNovoship

TeekayV.Ships

Bernhard SchulteStolt TankersMISC Berhad

Thome SMColumbia SM

TORMScorpio SM

Tsakos S&TOdfjell

MinervaNavios

China ShThenamaris

NYKEuronav

InterorientFrontline

Iino KaiunTeam TankersKnutsen OASAnglo-Eastern

by number tankers25 largest members by number of tankers52% of total

0 5 10 15

Mitsui OSKNovoship

TeekayV.Ships

Bernhard SchulteStolt TankersMISC Berhad

Thome SMColumbia SM

TORMScorpio SM

Tsakos S&TOdfjell

MinervaNavios

China ShThenamaris

NYKEuronav

InterorientFrontline

Iino KaiunTeam TankersKnutsen OAS

Anglo-Eastern

by dwt25 largest members by number of tankers38% of total


Average age INTERTANKO membership fleet

Years

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

Members' fleetWorld fleet


INTERTANKO membership “market share”

Rough estimate!

55%

60%

65%

70%

75%

80%

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014


2013 2014 2015(Actual) (Actual) (Budget)

Total OperatingIncome (US$) 6,768,203 7,149,650 7,196,521

Total OperatingExpenses (US$) 6,207,155 6,238,152 7,025,101

Operating Result 561,048 911,498 171,420

Non-operatingIncome/expenses 136,161 - 359,236 - 8,000

Result for Year 697,209 552,262 163,420

BUDGET


Recent Activities – Governments

US Coast Guard• Meeting March 24• BWM, ECA compliance, cybersecurity,

seafarers access ashoreUS Environment Protection Agency• Meeting March 26• BWM, ECA compliance, fuel oil availabilityEuropean Union Commission• Meeting Feb 9 – 11 • MRV regulations, rescuing refugees at sea,

ports of refuge, Gulf of Guinea


Activities – Round Table Associations

Major Issues for coordination and cooperation with BIMCO, ICS and IntercargoFair Treatment (& Criminalisation)

Places of RefugePiracy

Marpol Annex VIGreenhouse Gas

Ballast Water ManagementReception Facilities

Corruption (incl. PSC)


MAIN ISSUES FOR MAY COUNCIL MEETING

• Payment Performance System• Review of Membership Criteria• Strategic Work Plan• INTERTANKO activities for gas tankers• Ballast water management• Rescue of refugees at sea


REVIEW OF MEMBERSHIP CRITERIA• Ensure quality of Membership is not diminished;

Criteria remained valid and relevant• EXCOM review in February

- Deleted outdated criteria (ISM and IMO Flag State)- Propose revision to class criteria regarding tankers not

classed with IACS member- Minor modifications to others- Propose adding new criteria regarding negative actions,

such as detentions, convictions and failure to paywages, which may reflect negatively on INTERTANKO

• To be presented to Council for approval


Safety Seafarers Environment Operations Commercial Sustainability

Tanker design/construction

- Enforcement of CSR- Classification standards

Machinery/ equipment- Lifesaving appliances- Classification standards

Fuel- Quality- Sampling- Switching operations- LNG, Biofuels- Alternate fuels

Cargo- Properties- Safe tank entry- Gas detection- Inert gas- Biofuels

Fair treatment - Criminalization- Shore access/visas- Medical treatment

Crew competence- Training requ’mnts

(ECDIS, BWM)- Tanker Officer

TrainingStandards (TOTS)

- Officer matrix

Seafarer welfare - Accomm’n. space - Cadet berths- Fatigue/rest hours

Emissions to water- Ballast water - Reception facilities& waste minimization- Hull fouling man’t

Emissions to air- SOX, NOX, VOC

MARPOL Annex VI - Greenhouse gas

emissions- Energy efficiency- Monitoring,

Reporting &Verification (MRV)

Ship Recycling

EPA VGP- Recordkeeping- Monitoring

Vetting & Risk Assessment

Ports- Port state control- Ports & Terminals- Offshore Ops

Maritime Security- Piracy- Sanctions

Safe navigation- ECDIS- Pilotage- eNavigation

Chemical tanker ops

Gas tanker ops

Refugees

Payment performance

Charter party terms &Documentation

Worldscale

Insurance- Compensation- Liability limits- Reinsurance

Anti-corruption

Main Focus Areas


GAS TANKERS• Scoping meeting in Singapore, Feb 26• Gap analysis conducted to determine what

services INTERTANKO Members may need• Initial “Findings”

- some issues were already dealt with by SIGTTO- some issues are being managed through existingINTERTANKO committees

- other issues need to be directly dealt with from a gas only perspective

• Council to decide – Should INTERTANKO- upgrade services for gas tankers?- require members to enter all gas tankers?- charge the normal fee for gas tankers?


RESCUE OF REFUGEES AT SEA• Growing concern with number of ships being deviated

to pick up refugees in eastern Mediterranean• High level meeting a Mar 4 - ILO, IMO, the UNHCR, the

UNODC, OHCHR, UNDP, IOM, Interpol, governments and shipping industry, including INTERTANKO

• Industry focus is that governments need to address the issue through –

1) prompt disembarkation2) the urgent need for a migration policy3) appropriate resources to support that policy.


20 May Council Meeting (am)Annual General Meeting (pm)45 Anniversary Dinner

21 May High Level Industry DialogueTanker Event ExhibitionBBQ Dinner

22 May Interactive Workshops- Marine Risk- BW Man’t & Air Emissions- Commercial Forecasting


Thank You!

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