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OSI 2016POST SHOW REPORT
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ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER 18
CONFERENCE PROGRAM 19
SPEAKERS 23
SUMMARY 24
SHOW HIGHLIGHTS 27
SHOW STATICS 32
TESTIMONIAL 33
GLIMPSES 2016 34
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Dear Industry Colleagues,
Clean India & pollution free India is the biggest attribute of our Government. Pollution be
it of air or water, its clean-up in India is our overriding mission. I am very happy to note
that in the Oil Spill India 2016 Conference you would actively discuss & deliberate on the
disastrous effects of Oil Spill & the effective strategies for prevention of such incidences.
I convey my heartiest wishes for the success of this conference.
I am pleased to share that the Government has launched the Green Ports initiative
whereby all major ports like Mumbai Port & Calcutta Port etc would be equipped with
waste water recycling technologies for effectively curbing pollution at sea & water
conservation.
To enhance the prevention & control of Oil pollution at sea, the government is committed
to actively use the latest in technologies & equipment from global companies. We have
recently placed the initial orders & funds are being allocated from the Government for the
requisite upgradations.
I firmly believe that a pollution free ocean & a green coastline is imperative for the
sustainability of our environment & ecology.
I am sure that the Oil Spill India 2016 conference would witness many thought provoking
discussions on a wide variety of relevant topics, whilst promoting the ways & means for
using the best of technologies & practices in India.
I am sure that this conference would set the roadmap & strategy for achieving the goals of
the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan- the flagship Clean India mission of our Hon'ble Prime Minister. Lastly, I would like to again convey my best wishes & congratulations to the conference &
all the esteemed participants.
Thank You. Jai Hind !!
Nitin GadkariMinister of ShippingGovernment of IndiaNew Delhi
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The international convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness Response and Cooperation
(OPRC 90) Article 6, set down a requirement for all operators of offshore installations,
drilling rigs, terminals and ports to have in place an oil spill response system that will
include contingency plans, prepositioned response equipment, training and regular
exercise, appropriate to perceived risk.
Considering the need for the comprehensive response system for Oil Spill Management in
the maritime zones of India, the Committee of Secretaries to the Government of India had
approved the National Oil Spill Disaster Contingency Plan (NOS-DCP) in November'93. The
Director General Coast Guard was designated as the Central Coordinating Authority (CCA)
to implement the plan, and coordinate response activities in the event of oil spill at sea.
The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, the Ministry of Shipping, Oil Companies, Port
authorities and Maritime States are also the stake-holders in the plan. Developing &
managing pollution response systems for a vast county such as India necessitates pooling
of resources and integrating the capabilities of industry stakeholders for this national
cause.
It gives me immense pleasure to know that 4th edition of OIL SPILL INDIA- 2016, the only
conference of its type held in India is being organized in association with “Directorate
General of Shipping”, Ministry of Shipping & ONGC during 11-12 August 2016 in Mumbai.
I am sure the conference will bring together the global spill response industry & its
stakeholders in the region to deliberate and collaborate on the prevention & response
frameworks whilst concurrently build an informative schedule of the raising Global
Standards.
My best wishes to all the participants for their successful endeavor towards the protection
of the environment.
Dharmendra PradhanMinister of State (I/C)Petroleum & Natural GasGovernment of IndiaNew Delhi
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It gives me immense pleasure to note that Oil Spill India (OSI) in association with the
Directorate General of Shipping is organizing fourth editions of International Conference th th& Exhibition on 11 and 12 August, 2016 at Mumbai on the Theme “Commitment, Synergy,
Excellence” where a number of international experts, speakers/panelists and delegates
from different countries would be under one roof and exchange their views on Oil Spill
Response (OSR) preparedness, developments, methodologies, techniques and models
used for combating spill of any kind of source.
I extend my heartiest felicitations to OSI for organizing the fourth edition of the
prestigious International Conference & Exhibition and wish all the success in its
endeavours.
R. K. JainMember,National Disaster Management Authority
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At the outset, I hereby convey my compliments to the Conference Chairman, Global Brand
Ambassador & members of the Advisory Board of the Oil Spill India (OSI)-2016, on the th th thlaunch of the 4 edition of the OSI Conference slated to be held in 11 & 12 August 2016 at
JW Marriott, Sahar, Mumbai.
Oil Spill India has now come a long way since its inaugural take – off four years ago. I am confident that the OSI would go from strength to strength as years roll by.
The theme of the upcoming conference 'Commitment, Synergy & Excellence 'is extremely contemporary, topical and futuristic. The sheer scale of maritime incidents like oil spill are so daunting & challenging that we need to collectively push the frontiers of cutting-edge technology and innovation that would drive synergies in planning, prevention, response, containment & restoration efforts to redress, mitigate & pre-empt such incidents, going forward. While technology, knowledge & innovation are the need of the hour, there is a compelling imperative for capacity building / human resource development and creation of a very calibrated & dispersed awareness.
There are a multitude of stakeholders who need to be on board this vital national disaster response preparedness mission. To be fore-armed is to be fore-warned. In the run-up to the event it is extremely crucial that there is mass dissemination of information & awareness about this theme as the same is at a discount, largely. Looking at the climate change forces & dynamics at play, globally, the future generations will clearly hold us as having been derelict if we do not contribute individually & collectively towards the cause of environmental protection.
th thWhile I look forward to the OSI Conference in 11 & 12 August 2016, please be assured that as the National Maritime Administration of India, the Directorate General of Shipping, Govt. of India will be more than happy to collaborate and partner with the OSI 2016. I exhort all the stakeholders involved in this extremely challenging, complex task and convey my best wishes for the success of this event.
Shri Deepak Shetty, IRS Director General of ShippingGovt. of India, Mumbai
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thI am happy to know that Oil Spill India is organizing the 4 edition of Oil Spill India
Conference on 11-12 August, 2016 at Mumbai.
The world has faced several accidental oil spills and we have noticed the disastrous
consequences of oil spill on the environment. Such incidents remind us from time to time
about the huge remediation cost involved to contain and minimize the impacts of spills. It
therefore becomes very important that we all take utmost care, to prevent any accidental
discharge of oil in our areas of operation, which may cause damage to land environment,
flora and fauna, marine and aquatic environment especially near the shorelines. It is very
essential for the Oil and Gas Industry to have a robust oil spill prevention system in place
in compliance with the local regulatory framework and commensurate with the oil spill
risks of an organization or facility.
ONGC has been taking extreme care in ensuring that there is no spillage during the oil and
gas operational activities in various parts of the country. But we are also mindful that
despite rigorous processes, there is likelihood of oil spills and has therefore, established
effective mitigation measures to handle such oil spill emergencies. The ONGC has
adopted the system of tiered response to Oil Spill Management such as Tier-1 response
through its own resources, Tier-2 response by pooling of national resources and Tier-3
response by mobilizing global resources.
Considering the disastrous impact of oil spills, I firmly believe that this conference, would
provide an opportunity to various stakeholders of the industry to discuss different aspects
of Oil Spill Management and emerging trends in Oil Spill Response & Restoration strategies
for the benefit of the entire oil and gas industry.
I convey my best wishes to the organizers of the conference and wish the conference a
great success.
Dinesh K. SarrafChairman & Managing DirectorOil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd.
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thI am pleased to welcome you to the 4 Oil Spill India conference in the gateway city of
India, Mumbai !!
Over the years the Oil Spill India Conference has evolved to become one of the most
important international conferences dedicated to Oil Spill Planning, Prepardeness,
Response & Restoration systems, the overwhelming global response to OSI 2016, confirms
this.
As in previous years, OSI 2016 provides an excellent forum for sharing of valued
perspectives and experts brainstorming on OSR preparedness, developments,
methodologies, techniques or models used for combating spills of any kind or source. It
will also be unique, as we introduce Emergency response, Salvage & Wreck Removal in
addition to Spill Response; a combination rarely witnessed under one roof, in any part of
the world.
With more than 400 industry experts, representing about 25 countries from all over the
world, coming together at such a conference, we can once again expect to achieve
excellent results.
In order to provide an outstanding technical level for the presentations at the conference,
we have invited more than 50 distinguished experts from across the world. Over the two
days of the conference, we will have 12 sessions, including 8 technical sessions, a
concurrent exhibition showcasing the latest in global technologies & equipments in this
field and a special Gala Dinner following in the traditions of previous OSI conferences.
Finally, I would like to acknowledge the immense support of OSI 2016 Advisory Board
Members & our Partners, without their outstanding contribution and nearly twelve
months of planning, we would not have such an excellent conference.
I hope that you will find the conference both enjoyable and valuable and also enjoy the
architectural & cultural beauty of Mumbai
A. K. HazarikaConference Chairman, OSI 2016Former Director (Onshore) & CMD, ONGC Limited
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thI am pleased to learn that the 4 edition of Oil Spill India (OSI)-Conference and Exhibition this being organized by iTEN Media in association with DG Shipping & ONGC Limited on 11 –
th12 August, 2016 at JW Marriott, Mumbai.
OSI is now one of the leading global forums on Spill Response & Mitigation; the 2016
edition of this forum would be even better. Showcasing the world's leading experts from ththe Oil & Gas, Shipping, Spill Response, Salvage & Wreck Removal industries, the 4
edition of this unique forum sets a truly global agenda, focusing on stakeholders
“Commitment” for environmental sustainability, spill preparedness & prevention, the
need for “Synergy” in spill response & “Excellence” in restoration efforts.
With millions of barrels of oil & other hazardous commodities being transported through
the seas across the globe every day, accidental release of oil from tankers, offshore
platforms, drilling rigs and pipelines pose an ever increasing threat to our ecology &
environment.
Marine life has been the largest victim of the uncontrolled spills and disposal of
contaminated waste, scrap oil and lubricants, ultimately threatening the life on planet.
Shipping, regulatory and social bodies have to play a great role in stopping it altogether.
Prevention is always better than cure, but we have to be in readiness for facing any
distress and disaster – natural or manmade. Such forums of discussion and exchange of
knowledge are vital for keeping us in readiness all the time.
We must therefore continue to deliberate, explore & collaborate through forums like OSI
finding solutions for greater challenges including effective prevention and response
mechanisms for Oil Spill Disasters.
I convey my best wished and compliments to the organizers, participants and other
dignitaries connected to the conference and exhibition for the successful conduct of the
event.
Anand KumarDirector, Petrotech,Prof Emeritus, ISM Dhanbad,Adviser, ONGC Energy Centre,Member, HPCL, Research Advisory Council.Member, RAC , Shriram Institute Former Director (R&D) IndianOil
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thIt gives me great pleasure to learn that 4 edition of Oil Spill India (OSI) Conference is
being organized in Mumbai on 11-12 August, 2016. I have had the pleasure of being
associated with the Conference since its inception in 2011, and I am happy to note that it
has made remarkable progress during these five years, and has contributed greatly to the
petroleum industry's outlook in the prevention and management of oil spills.
We are wholly dependent on the earth for our existence, and we must realize that unless
we take the utmost care in preservation of our biosphere, we will make our only home
unfit for habitation, and leave our future generations on the brink of extinction.
Conferences like OSI provide a platform to bring together global industry experts,
government bodies and other stakeholders to deliberate in depth on issues on not only oil
spills, but also on a wider range of topics related to protection of the environment.
I am confident that the group of national and international luminaries, policy makers,
technologists and scientists that shall grace the Conference will share their wisdom and
inspire the Indian hydrocarbon industry to adapt the Practice to Perfection. I wish the
organizers and all participants of this august forum the very best for a successful Oil Spill
India Conference 2016.
S. RathDirector (Upstream)PETROFED
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Excellencies, Distinguished Speakers, Delegates, Ladies and Gentlemen,
It gives me immense gratification to extend very warm & cordial Welcome to one & all !!
In today's progressive world we are faced with the dual challenge of developing our economy and protecting the environment. Under no circumstances, should economic growth & development take precedence over protection of environment. Almost all maritime casualties, regardless of cargo, represent a potential threat to the environment. The challenges faced by the Maritime industry globally, with respect to sustainment of marine environment are common and the need of the hour is a comprehensive prevention, response and compensation regime. Pollution defense is at the top of the agenda.
A documented methodology for undertaking any contingency is a prerequisite for a dynamic system. A comprehensive response system must follow the “cradle to grave” philosophy. This implies that the system should cover all relevant aspects from the initial phase of causality management, on scene mobilisation, spill monitoring, response & defueling operations, salvage or wreck removal, waste disposal, monitoring chemical and environmental effects and cleanup post completion.
“Oil Spill India” (OSI) under aegis of “iTen media” has been a frontrunner in addressing the impacts of spills at National & International level. Launched in 2011, it is a unique event held in the country which brings together the global experts under one roof. The undersigned is proud to be associated with this noble endeavour since its inception and has witnessed the ever growing support, guidance and response from the world community. Many of you had travelled long distances to participate and made the previous three editions extremely successful.
The undersigned is convinced that the fourth innings of this event will be unique, as we introduce Emergency response, Salvage & Wreck Removal in addition to Spill Response, encompassing experts & delegates from Maritime industry & related sectors, a combination rarely witnessed under one roof, in any part of the world.
The Agenda of the conference is meticulously planned with wide range of topical session themes, hi-level panel discussions, prudently selected domain experts / distinguished speakers, by the Advisory Board of OSI 2016 and they deserve laudatory citation & deepest gratitude.
In the spirit of true cooperation, we in this region of the world are proud of nurturing all past, present civilizations, cultures and welcome you to join hands in this action-oriented effort for protection of Marine Environment.
In conclusion, wish plentiful success to the conference and pleasant stay in Gateway city of Mumbai.
Capt. Sandeep Kalia, RMS,MllMS,AFNI,FCMMI Global Brand Ambassador & Co -Chairman, Advisory Board OSI-2016Director - NOTISr Strategic Advisor (Offshore Chartering/Mgt, Marine Operations, Logistics, Demolition, S&P, Training, Salvage & Oil Spill Response)Founder Director - Great Offshore Salvage Services
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The IOPC Funds is delighted to support Oil Spill India 2016 as a strategic partner and is very
much looking forward to participating in what has become a key event in the calendar for
governments, response organisations, industry and the oil spill community in general.
The IOPC Funds would like to welcome delegates to OSI 2016 and we look forward to
meeting you and learning from one another over the course of this three-day event. As an intergovernmental organisation providing compensation for victims of oil pollution
damage it is vital for the IOPC Funds to increase awareness of the work of the organisation
and the international liability and compensation regime in general. The organisation has
had the pleasure of attending and participating in previous editions of the Oil Spill India
Conference and is glad to offer further support and a wider presence at the 2016 event.
India is a key Member of the IOPC Funds since its geographical location and transport
activity increase its risk of suffering an oil spill. We looking forward to welcoming visitors
to the Funds' exhibition stand to offer information about the organisation and meet
directly with potential future claimants and other stakeholders.
We congratulate and extend our appreciation in advance to the event organisers for
providing such an opportunity to bring the various stakeholders and global expertise
together through the exhibition, for providing a forum for knowledge sharing through the
conference and in particular for highlighting the importance of preparedness ahead of any
major oil spill in the conference agenda.
Jose MauraDirector,IOPC Funds
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thITOPF is honoured to be a strategic partner of the 4 Oil Spill India international
conference and exhibition and to welcome delegates to this important event.
ITOPF has almost 50 years' first-hand experience of the realities of major marine spills and
fully appreciates the importance of preparedness and cooperation for a successful
response. Oil Spill India provides an excellent forum for bringing together government,
industry and academia to discuss global good practice, to learn of new innovations and
technologies and to share experiences of some of the challenges that oil spills present.
ITOPF attended the inaugural conference in 2011 in the wake of the MSC CHITRA incident
in Mumbai and applauds the significant strides India has made in the last five years, not
least with the implementation of the new National Oil Spill Disaster Contingency Plan
prepared by the Indian Coast Guard. This year's event looks set to consolidate that
progress with its theme of “Commitment, Synergy, Excellence", acknowledging the
importance of capacity building, training and the dissemination of information and
awareness.
We look forward to a rich and varied conference, with opportunity to learn from each
other's experiences, plenty of lively discussion and debate and the building and
strengthening of long term relationships and cooperation within the response community.
Dr. Karen PurnellManaging DirectorITOPF
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Oil Spill Response Limited (OSRL) is greatly honoured to be a part of Oil Spill India since its
inception in 2011. This conference provides an excellent platform to promote good
practices through networking with industry and government stakeholders and for us all to
benchmark against the wider industry for continuous improvement.
The bringing together of expertise around the world provides valuable perspectives to
initiate collaboration to solving oil spill response related issues.
Over the past 30 years, OSRL has been on a journey to address the changing needs of our
Members and to improve their performance in the prevention, intervention and response
to oil spills. In today's challenging environment, we remain supportive by listening to our
Members' challenges and help determine their critical priorities through capability
assessment so that their response readiness is not compromised. One of the latest OSRL
initiatives is the extension of our on-site technical advisory service which now allows five
personnel to be provided for five days. This new '5 for 5' service remains totally free to our
Members.
As the oil industry faces uncertainties in the current economic outlook, we have not stood
still on the traditional response assets; having established the Subsea Well Intervention
Service (SWIS), Global Dispersant Stockpile and recently commissioned the world's first
Boeing 727 Dispersant Spray aircraft which provides faster response time, enhanced range
and a cargo capability.
I look forward to contributing to the conference and to sharing with you the latest
developments, initiatives and actions we have taken to respond to current and emerging
challenges.
I would like to thank the organisers of Oil Spill India and wish them great success in this
event.
Darren WatermanRegional Director (Asia Pacific)Oil Spill Response Limited
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th th I am delighted to learn that OIL SPILL-2016 is being organized in Mumbai on 11 & 12
August, 2016 on the theme of “COMMITMENT, SYNERGY, EXCELLENCE” and a convention
souvenir is also brought out to mark the event.
The theme of the event is timely as it is important to focus on stakeholders
“Commitment” for environmental sustainability, oil spill preparedness & prevention, the
need for “Synergy” in oil spill response & “Excellence” in restoration efforts.
With potentially far-reaching implications for environment, I hope that during the OIL
SPILL-2016, panel debates, technical case studies, breakthrough research papers
highlighting the raising global focus on oil spill management and keynote sessions by the
eminent experts including CEO's of oil producers, policy makers, professionals,
technocrats, regulators, responders, technology providers, vendors and various
Government departments will stimulate the participants with the skill and knowledge
required to overcome the challenges and risks faced by operators and stakeholders during
the oil spill. The task at hand is to find out workable solutions for meeting our commitment
to protect the environment.
I am confident that oil spill experts from around the world and oil industry will identify the
solutions for prevention of oil spill and evolve models for protecting the environment and
ensure quick action in case of emergency to arrest on-shore and off-shore oil spillage and
maintain clean sea by having a vision for the future.
I convey my greetings, best wishes and compliments to the organizers, participants and
other dignitaries for the grand success of Oil Spill-2016.
Dr. P. B. RastogiFormer Advisor to the Govt. of India, Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change
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thOn behalf of ITEN Media, it is my privilege to extend you all a warm welcome to the 4
edition of the Oil Spill India – International Conference & Exhibition, OSI 2016.
Showcasing over 50 prolific national & international speakers & 400 plus delegates from over 25 countries, the success of OSI 2016 has been a reflection of the efforts of its advisory board & supporters. Benefaction from our formal supporters The Directorate General of Shipping, Ministry of Shipping, Government of India, ONGC Ltd, The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) & Industry Partners; is a testimonial of the exceptional value that OSI offers both as a traditional conference & a global networking forum.
OSI 2016's theme “Commitment, Synergy, Excellence” is a simple expression that highlights a value that is most important today for asset operators & contractors around the world grappling with the effects and menace of spill.
Spread over 12 interactive sessions this year's conference would provide an engaging & interactive opportunity the for local, regional and global representatives of the industry, government & community to discuss global initiatives, response models, the latest in Mitigation Technologies, Technology Developments & prevention strategies.
In addition to the conference, OSI 2016 Exhibition profiles an expansive number of exhibitors showcasing state-of-the-art in technologies & equipment's.
I convey my best wishes to all the participants for a very interactive, successful & meaningful conference.
Abhishek BhatnagarCEOiTen Media
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Shri Gautam Chatterjee, IASChief Advisor - OSI 2016
Principal Secretary, Transport and Ports, Golden Maharashtra Development Council
Capt. Naveen Passey Managing Director
Wallem Shipmanagement (India)
Shri Arun Kumar Gupta MD, India Ports Global Pvt. Ltd &
Ex. CMD, SCI
Capt. Imam Farhat COO
Resolve Marine Group Inc. USA
Shri A. K. Jain Advisor to Director Offshore, ONGC &
Former ED, Offshore, ONGC
Shri V. P. Mahawar Director (Onshore)
Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Limited
Shri Anand Kumar Director
Petrotech
Capt. Sunil Thapar CEO
Allcargo Shipping Pvt. Ltd.
Shri A. K. HazarikaConference Chairman, OSI 2016
Former Director (Onshore) & CMD, ONGC Ltd
Capt. L. K. PandaNautical Advisor to Govt of India
DG Shipping
ADG SPS Basra, YSM, PTM, TMFormer Coast Guard Commander
(Western Seaboard)Indian Coast Guard
Shri T. K. SenguptaDirector Offshore
Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Limited
Shri Ajay Kumar DwivediDirector (Exploration)
Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Limited
Capt. Sandeep KaliaGlobal Brand Ambassador
Co-Chairman~Advisory BoardDirector NOTI & Founder Director GOSSL
Capt. Sanjay Maini Country Head - India
IRI Maritime and Corporate Services Pvt Ltd
Capt. Deepak Sachdeva CEO, Vadinar Oil Terminal
Essar Ports
Shri J. G. Chaturvedi Former ED - Asset Manager
Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Limited
Shri Dilip Mehrotra Secretary
IOM of Understanding on Port State Control
Shri Surendra Jagtap HSE Head - Hydrocarbon AssetEssar Projects (India) Limited
Shri Hirak Dutta Advisor,
Essar Oil & Gas
Dr. P. B. Rastogi Former Advisor to the GoI
Ministry of Environment, GoI
Shri Indra Nath BoseHead - Vessel Performance Management
The Great Eastern Shipping Co. Ltd.
Shri Dinesh Vaidya AVP – HSEF Head (Safety)
Reliance Industries Limited
Capt. Rajesh Tandon Managing Director
V Ships India Pvt. Ltd.
Capt. Shailendra Kohli Deputy ConservatorMumbai Port Trust
Shri R. K. Mehra Former ED (ITS & Risk Management)Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.
Shri K. R. Sachar Former Vice ChairmanGreat Offshore Limited
Shri Soli Engineer Former Director
Great Offshore limited
Capt. Shyam Jairam Director
Seaarland Management Services
Shri Chandran Mathavan Commercial Director Asia-Pacific
Ardent Maritime Singapore Pte Ltd
Shri P. C. Srivastava ED HSSE
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.
Capt. Derrick F Vaz Owner, Phoenix Shipbuilders
Ship Repairs & Dry Dock Engineering
Capt. Unmesh AbhyankarChief Executive Officer
Mundra Port (Adani Ports & SEZ)
Shri V. J. RaoExecutive Director
Oil Industry Safety Directorate
ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER
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thDAY 1, THURSDAY, 11 AUGUST 2016
0800 - 0900 HRS. - REGISTRATION 0900 - 0915 HRS. - GUEST TO BE SEATED
0915 - 1045 HRS. - INAUGURAL SESSION (Commitment, Synergy, Excellence)
Capt. Sandeep Kalia, Global Brand Ambassador & Co-Chairman, OSI 2016 - Opening Address
Mr. A. K. Hazarika, Conference Chairman OSI 2016, Former Director (Onshore) & CMD, ONGC Ltd. -
Welcome Address
Mr. T. K. Sengupta, Director (Offshore), ONGC Limited - Address by Guest of Honour
Mr. A. K. Gupta, Managing Director, Indian Ports Global Pvt Ltd (IPGPL) - Address by Guest of Honour
IG. VSR Murthy, PTM, TM, DDG (Operations & Coastal Security), Indian Coast Guard - Address by Guest
of Honour
Mr. Deepak Shetty, Director General of Shipping, Govt of India - Address by Guest of Honour
Capt. Ashok Mahapatra, Director-Maritime Safety Committee, International Maritime Organization
(IMO) - Address by Guest of Honour
Lt Gen N.C. Marwah, PVSM, AVSM (Retired), Member, National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) -
Chief Guest
Vote of Thanks by Mr. Abhishek Bhatnagar, CEO, iTEN Media
1045 - 1115 HRS. - EXHIBITION INAUGURATION/ TEA-COFFEE BREAK
1115 -1215 HRS. - PLENARY SESSION (Global & National Initiatives)
Moderator:
Dr. P. B. Rastogi, Former Advisor, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Govt. of India
Panelist:
1) Capt. Ashok Mahapatra, Director MSC, IMO
2) IG. VSR Murthy, PTM, TM, DDG (Operations & Coastal Security), Indian Coast Guard
3) Capt. L. K. Panda, Nautical Advisor, Directorate General of Shipping
4) Mr. T. K. Sengupta, Director (Offshore), ONGC Limited
5) Mr. A.K. Dwivedi, Director (Exploration), ONGC Limited
6) Dr. Karen Purnell, Managing Director, ITOPF
7) Mr. Jose Maura, Director, IOPC Funds
8) Mr. Darren Waterman, Regional Director (Asia Pacific), Oil Spill Response Limited (OSRL)
1215-1315 HRS. - TECHNICAL SESSION - I (Global Best Practices-Stakeholder Integration)
Session Chairman:
Mr. A. K. Jain, Advisor to Director Offshore & Former ED (Offshore), ONGC Ltd.
Speaker:
1) Commandant R. Vijay, Indian Coast Guard
NOSDCP & Stakeholder Cooperation
2) Mr. Jon Lay, IPIECA (Former Chairman OSRL)
Improving Preparedness through oil industry collaboration
3) Ms. Arti Chopra, Spill Response Specialist, Oil Spill Response Limited (OSRL)
NEBA- involving stakeholders to make the best response choices
CONFERENCE PROGRAME
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1315- 1415 HRS. - LUNCH
1415-1515 HRS. - TECHNICAL SESSION - II (Emerging Risks in Marine Environment)
Session Chairman:
Capt. Sunil Thapar, CEO, Allcargo Shipping
Speaker:
1) Dr. Karen Purnell, Managing Director, ITOPF
Global Risks & Challenges
2) Mr. M. Gupta, Additional Director, Oil Industry Safety Directorate(OISD)
Regulator's Perspective
3) Ms. Alaknanda Dubey, Corporate HSE, ONGC Ltd.
Offshore Oil Spill Contingency Planning & Response - How to Ascertain Capacity Building for Nation?
1515-1530 HRS. - NETWORKING OVER TEA/COFFEE
1530-1645 HRS. - TECHNICAL SESSION - III (Preparedness, Trainings & Response Capabilities)
Session Chairman:
Mr. Darren Waterman, Regional Director (Asia Pacific), OSRL
Speaker:
1) Mr. Jose Miguel Rios, Emergency Management Specialist / Marine Scientist, Polaris Applied Sciences
Using RETOS to achieve international benchmarks for spill preparedness
2) Mr. Trond Gulbrandsoy, International Sales Manager, Allmaritim AS
Cost Efficient Oil Spill Response Strategy
3) Capt. Kuldeep Singh, VP Technical Services, Gallagher Marine Systems LLc.
“Contingency Planning & Preparedness – A Surmountable Challenge”
4) Ms. Geeva Varghese, External Engagement Advisor (APAC), OSRL
Assessing Response Capability using Tiered Preparedness and Response Approach
1645-1800 HRS. - TECHNICAL SESSION - IV (Disaster Management-Spill Response & Mitigation)
Session Chairman:
Mr. Jon Lay, IPIECA (Former Chairman OSRL)
Speaker:
1) Mr. Darren Waterman, Regional Director (Asia Pacific), OSRL
“Intervention Technology for Subsea Well Incidents”
2) Dr. Stephane Le Floch, Research Department Manager, CEDRE
“Sundarbans Oil Spill Bangladesh”
3) Mr. Michael Green Lauridsen, Segment Director Oil Spill Response APAC, DESMI Singapore Pte Ltd
“Bringing the latest Proven Oil Spill Technology to the Indian Market.”
4) Capt. D. C. Sekhar, Director, AlphaMERS Ltd
“Role of Responders' ISCO perspective”
1930 - 2200 HRS. - NETWORKING DINNER
END OF DAY ONE
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0930-1030 HRS. - PANEL DISCUSSION (Oil Pollution & Natural Disasters - Awareness Communication & Engagement)
Moderator:
Capt Sandeep Kalia, Global Brand Ambassador & Co-Chairman, Oil Spill India 2016
Panelist:
1) Capt. L.K. Panda, Nautical Advisor, Directorate General of Shipping
2) Capt. Harish Khatri, Nautical Advisor, Maharashtra Maritime Board
3) Mr. S Rath, Director (Exploration & Production), Petrofed
4) Mr. Jan Fransen, Executive Director, Green Award Foundation
5) Capt. Rajesh Tandon, Managing Director, V. Ships India Pvt. Ltd.
1030-1130 HRS. - TECHNICAL SESSION - V (Emerging Technologies- Spill Detection & Surveillance)
Session Chairman:
Mr. V.V. Surya Rau, Group President Safety & Operational Risk, Reliance Industries Limited
Speaker
1.) Mr. Prasad SJ, Scientist -B, ESSO -INCOIS
Operational Oil Spill Trajectory Prediction System
2.) Mr. Bernd Freibott, Head of Global EHS / Sustinability Consulting Unit, SAP
Sustainable Safety Management: Incident Management as a cornerstone for a successful safety culture
3.) Dr. J. Krishna Kishore, Scientist SG, Indian Space Research Organization
Remote Sensing & GIS based Oil Spill Monitoring in India’s Maritime Zone - A Techno-Managerial Framework
1130-1145 HRS. - NETWORKING OVER TEA/COFFEE
1145-1300 HRS. -TECHNICAL SESSION - VI (Environmental Damage: Assessment & Remediation)
Session Chairman:
Mr. C. Abhiram, Head HSE (Ref), Indian Oil Corporation Limited
Speaker:
1.) Dr. Banwari Lal, Senior Director, Environmental and Industrial Biotechnology Division, The Energy & Resources Institute ( TERI)
Role of Bioaugmentation and Biostimulation in Bioremediation of oil spills
2.) Mr. U. S. Deshmukh, Former ED, ONGC Limited
Oily Layer Detection & Control For Oil Spills
3.) Dr. M. P. Singh, Chief Research Manager, Indian Oil-R&D
Bioremediation of Oily Sludge
1300 - 1400 HRS. LUNCH
1400-1500 HRS. - TECHNICAL SESSION - VII (Salvage & Wreck Removal)
Session Chairman:
Capt. Harish Khatri, Nautical Advisor, Maharastra Maritime Board
Speaker:
1.) Mr. Hemant Phul, Operations Manager, SMIT
Bunker Containment, Defueling & Stabilising Casuality (Mega Ship casualties and Salvage Claims)
2.) Mr. Simon Valentine, ER Manager, Swire Emergency Response
Integrating Emergency Response Services
3.) Mr. Amit Wahi, Commercial Director, Mubarak Marine (International Salvage Union)
The Role of the Marine Salvor in Countering Pollution
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1500-1515 HRS. - NETWORKING OVER TEA/COFFEE
1515-1630 HRS. TECHNICAL SESSION-VIII (Regulatory, Legal, Funding & Insurance)
Session Chairman:
Mr. Jose Maura, Director, IOPC Funds
Speaker:
1) DIG. Donny Michael, TM(Gallantry), Chief Staff Officer (Ops), Coast Guard Commander, Western Seaboard, Mumbai
Intervention Powers & Regulatory Framework
2) Mr. Thomas Liebert, Head, External Relations & Conference, IOPC Funds, London
Developments: 2010 HNS Convention
3) Mr. Joel Cockerell, Senior Associate and Mariner, Clyde & Co
Who Pay's For the Big One? Legal Perspective
4) Mr. Tony Paulson, Director, The West of England (International Group of P&I Clubs)
P&I Perspective
1630 -1730 HRS. - VALEDICTORY SESSION
Panelist:
1) Capt. Sunil Thapar, CEO, Allcargo Shipping
2) Mr. Soli Engineer, Former Director, GOL Offshore
3) Mr. Surender Jagtap, HSE Head, Essar Projects (India) Limited
4) Mr. K. R. Sachar, Former Vice Chairman, Great Offshore Limited
5) Mr. Jose Maura, Director, IOPC Funds
6) Capt. Sandeep Kalia, Global Brand Ambassador & Co-Chairman, OSI 2016
7) Mr. A. K. Hazarika, Conference Chairman OSI 2016, Former Director (Onshore) & CMD, ONGC Limited
1730 HRS. CLOSING REMARKS & VOTE OF THANKS
END OF DAY TWO
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Lt Gen N.C. Marwah, PVSM, AVSM (Retired)
Member, NDMA
Capt. L.K. PandaNautical Advisor
Directorate General of Shipping
Dr. Banwari LalSenior Director,
E & I Biotechnology Division, TERI
Mr. Soli EngineerFormer Director
GOL Offshore
Mr. K. R. SacharFormer Vice Chairman,Great Offshore Limited
Mr. Trond GulbrandsoyInternational Sales Manager,
Allmaritim AS
Ms. Geeva VargheseExternal Engagement Advisor (APAC),
OSRL
Mr. Deepak ShettyDirector General of Shipping,
Govt. of India
Mr. Jon LayIPIECA
(Former Chairman OSRL)
Mr. V.V. Surya RauGroup President
(Safety & Operational Risk), Reliance Industries Limited.
Dr. P. B. RastogiFormer Advisor
MoEF&CC, Govt. of India
Mr. Jan FransenExecutive Director
Green Award Foundation
Mr. U.S. DeshmukhFormer ED,
ONGC Limited
Capt. Kuldeep SinghVP Technical Services,
Gallagher Marine Systems Llc.
Ms. Arti ChopraSpill Response Specialist,
OSRL
Capt. Ashok MahapatraDirector,
Maritime Safety Committee,IMO
Mr. A. K. GuptaManaging Director,
Indian Ports Global Pvt Ltd (IPGPL)
Capt. Sunil ThaparCEO
Allcargo Shipping
Mr. Thomas LiebertHead,
Ext. Relations & Conference, IOPC Funds
Mr. Bernd FreibottHead of Global EHS /
Sustinability Consulting Unit,SAP
Mr. C. AbhiramHead HSE (Ref),
Indian Oil Corporation Limited
Mr. Jose Miguel RiosEmergency Management Specialist/
Marine Scientist, Polaris Applied Sciences, INC
Mr. M. GuptaAddl. Director,
Oil Industry Safety Directorate(OISD)
IG. VSR Murthy, PTM, TMDDG,
(Operations & Coastal Security), Indian Coast Guard
Mr. Darren WatermanRegional Director (Asia Pacific)
Oil Spill Response Limited (OSRL)
Capt. Harish KhatriNautical Advisor,
Maharastra Maritime Board
Mr. Tony PaulsonDirector,
The West of England
Dr. Stephane Le FlochResearch Department Manager,
CEDRE
Dr. M.P. SinghChief Research Manager
IndianOil-R&D
Mr. Surender JagtapHSE Head
Essar Projects (India) Limited
Mr. Simon ValentineER Manager,
Swire Emergency Response
Ms. Alaknanda DubeyCorporate HSE, ONGC Limited
Mr. A. K. HazarikaFormer Director (Onshore) & CMD,
ONGC Limited
Mr. T. K. SenguptaDirector (Offshore)
ONGC Limited
DIG. Donny Michael, TM(Gallantry)Chief Staff Officer (Ops), Coast Guard Commander,
Western Seaboard, Mumbai
Capt. Rajesh TandonManaging Director
V.Ships India Pvt. Ltd.
Dr. J.Krishna KishoreScientist SG,
Indian Space Research Organization
Capt. D.C. SekharExecutive Director,
AlphaMERS Ltd
Mr. Amit WahiCommercial Director,
Mubarak Marine
Mr. Hemant PhulOperations Manager,
SMIT
Mr. Jose MauraDirector,
IOPC Funds
Mr. A. K. DwivediDirector (Exploration)
ONGC Limited
Mr. S RathDirector
(Exploration & Production)Petrofed
Commandant R. VijayIndian Coast Guard
Capt Sandeep KaliaGlobal Brand Ambassador
& Co-Chairman, Oil Spill India 2016
Mr. PRASAD SJScientist -B,ESSO -INCOIS
Mr. Michael G LauridsenSegment Director
Oil Spill Response APAC, DESMI Singapore Pte Ltd
Mr. Joel CockerellSenior Associate and Mariner,
Clyde & Co
Dr. Karen PurnellManaging Director
ITOPF
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There are thousands of oil and chemical spills in coastal waters around the nation every year. The causes of these spills range from small ship collisions to fuel transfer mishaps, leakages from offshore construction platforms, to massive spill events. Oil Spill India (OSI), known for its rigorous work in this field, organized their 4th Annual Conference at the plush JW Marriott, Sahar, in Mumbai to highlight the global concerns on protection of marine environment.
th thThe exclusive two-day conference held on August 11 and 12 focused on commitment towards preserving the marine environment and synergic efforts using technology to combat the aftermath of disasters. Representative form the NDMA, The Directorate General of Shipping, Indian Coast Gard, ONGC, IOCL, BPCL, IMO, ITOPF, IOPC Funds, International Salvage Union, P&I club, OSROs, OEMs & related sectors, encompassing entire Oil & Gas + Maritime industry, were amongst the participants.
The Chief Guest for the event was Lt. Gen NC Marwah PVSM, AVSM (Retired), Member, National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). Guests of Honour were Mr. Deepak Shetty, DG & Capt. L K Panda (NA to GoI) from Director General of Shipping, Govt. of India; Mr. TK Sengupta & Mr. AK Dwivedi, Director, ONGC; Capt. Ashok Mahapatra, Director-Maritime Safety Committee, IMO; IG VSR Murthy, PTM, TM, DDG (Operations and Coastal Security), Indian Coast Guard; and Mr. A K Gupta, Managing Director, Indian Ports Global Pvt. Ltd.
The Congress kick-started with and inspiring opening address by Capt. Sandeep Kalia, Global Brand Ambassador & Co-Chairman, OSI 2016. “India is at a critical juncture in the development/implementation of our National Oil Spill Response Policy where 'synergy' is crucial for crafting a win-win solution for all involved which will ultimately ensure effective Marine Environmental Protection. Today, Oil Spill India is one of the world's top conference & exhibition on Spill prevention, preparedness, response & restoration systems that has over the years created a global forum. A unique event hosted in India which has been a frontrunner in addressing the impacts of spills at National & International level,” he averred.
In his Welcome Address, Conference Chairman OSI 2016 – Shri. A. K. Hazarika, former CMD & Director (Onshore), ONGC Ltd. Said this conference was an excellent forum to discuss issues of oil spill. He said oil spill can occur both on land and sea while oil spill on land can be mitigated comparatively easily containing offshore oil spill was much more difficult. He appreciated the support of ONGC that had remained the main sponsor of OSI since inception.
Mr. T K Sengupta highlighted the growth of OSI over the years, before talking about the negative effects of spill on the environment. “In India, oil spill cases have seen an increase along with crude production. OSI has grown over the years and has updated the industry about the measures through which we can fight spills. Marine oil spill pollution creates ecological imbalances and is dangerous to our society,” he said.
Capt. Ashok Mahapatra said, “Over 90% of global trade moves through shipping. Without shipping, the world's economy would come to a halt. Ships are run by humans, so accidents are bound to occur. What we should be concerned about is how well we are prepared to handle situations.”
Inspector General VSR Murthy commented on the theme of the seminar – Commitment, Synergy and Excellence. “An event of this magnitude will go a long way in addressing the issue of oil spills. We have advanced a lot technologically, and we will keep updating ourselves in oil spill maritime response. This forum will discuss many
such issues on a broader scale,” he said.
Highlighting the need to have a systemic approach to crises was Mr. Deepak Shetty, “We need systematic human resource training that needs to be tested and audited and constantly monitored. We should look at breakthrough technology that is in use around the world,” he suggested.
Capt. Sandeep Kalia then unveiled a special video message from Shri Nitin Gadkari, Honourable Minister of Shipping, echoing his support & best wishes for OSI 2016. Mr. Gadkari emphasized: “Swachh Bharat, Pradushan Mukt Bharat” as a prime motive, and reducing air and water pollution in India is a key objective.”
Chief Guest, Lt. Gen Marwah spoke of the countless challenges faced by the maritime sector. “Incidents of oil spill are detrimental to the interests of the industry. A collaborating and synergic approach is required to combat these. This conference will discuss the careful management of oil spills and water resources for our sustainable future,” he said.
A special edition of the OSI 2016 newsletter & show catalogue was launched by the Chief Guest at the event.
Mr. Abhishek Bhatnager, Chief Executive Officer, ITEN Media, delivered the vote of thanks. This was followed by inauguration of the exhibition.
The opening hi-level panel discussion focused on Global initiatives taken by the industry. The panelists were Capt. Mahapatra, IG Murthy, Capt. L K Panda, Mr. Sengupta, Mr. A K Dwivedi – Director (Exploration), ONGC Limited, Dr. Karen Purnell-Managing Director, ITOPF, Mr. Jose Maura-Director, IOPC Funds and Mr. Darren Waterman-Regional Director (Asia Pacific), Oil Spill Response Limited (OSRL). Topics discussed were E-Governance, E-Learning, the Nairobi convention, the Wreck Removal Convention and “Zero tolerance for spills”.
Capt. Panda spoke about the Merchant Shipping Bill which will soon come into force with the support of the Parliament and the Government.
The first technical session highlighted global best practices and stakeholder integration. The session Chaired by Mr. T K Sengupta, had Commandant R Vijay – Indian Coast Guard, Mr. Jon Lay – IPIECA (Former Chairman OSRL) and Ms. Arti Chopra – Spill Response Specialist, OSRL. It brought to light the threat of spills, global industry response groups, modelling and visualization of spills and the roles of stakeholders. “There is no second chance in spill disasters,” said Mr. Sengupta in his speech.
Capt. Sunil Thapar, CEO, Allcargo Shipping, chaired the second technical session in which emerging risks in the Marine Environment were discussed. Panelists were Dr. Karen and Ms. Alaknanda Dubey, Executive Engineer (Environment), Corporate HSE, ONGC Limited. Speakers discussed demand on resources, economics, the protection of the environment and political uncertainties.
“A lot is being done but a lot still needs to be done.” Said Capt. Thapar, during the discussion.
The third technical session was on preparedness, training and response capabilities and was chaired by Mr. Darren Waterman. The speaker were Mr. Jose Miguel Rios – Emergency Management Specialist, Marine Scientist, Polaris Applied Science, INC, who spoke on RETOS to achieve international benchmarks for spill preparedness; Mr. Trond Gulbrandsoy, International Sales Manager, Allmaritim AS, who spoke on a cost efficient oil spill response strategy; Capt. Kuldeep Singh, VP Technical Services, Gallagher Marine Systems LLC, who
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covered contingency planning and preparedness; Ms. Geeva Varghese, External Engagement Advisor (APAC), OSRL, who spoke on assessing response capability using a tiered preparedness and response approach.
The final technical session for the day was chaired by Mr. Lay, with the theme “Disaster Management – Spill Response and Mitigation”. The speakers were Mr. Waterman, who covered invention technology for subsea well incidents; Dr. Stephane Le Floch, Research Department Manager (CEDRE), who spoke on the Sundarban oil spill in Bangladesh; Mr. Michael Green Lauridsen, Segment Director Oil Spill Response APAC, DESMI, Singapore, Pte. Ltd., who brought to light the latest in proven oil spill technology and Capt. DC Shekhar, Director, AlphaMERS Ltd., who spoke about the role of responders.
The day concluded with an open question-answer forum where the audience shared their observation with the Advisory Board of OSI 2016
The Gala entertaining evening & dinner, with a very absorbing classical flute performance & astounding acts form a renowned Mentalist were the icing on the cake, post serious deliberations of the day.
The second day commenced with a hi-level panel discussion on Oil Pollution & Natural Disasters – Awareness Communication & Engagement, moderated by Capt. Kalia, with Capt. LK Panda; Capt. H Khatri, NA, MMB; Dr. Rath – Director, Petrofed; Capt. Rajesh Tandon, MD-VShips & Mr. Jan Fransen, ED, Green Award foundation as panelists. The key takeaways were creating awareness in society, capacity building, training & setting high standards for prevention of pollution in any form.
The fifth technical session, chaired by VV Surya Rau, had the theme “Emerging Technology – Spill Detection & Surveillance”. Mr. Prasad SJ spoke on the operational oil spill trajectory prediction system. Mr. Brend Freibott, Head of Global EHS/Sustainability Consulting Unit, discussed safety management incident management. Mr. Krishna Kishor – Scientist, ISRO, spoke on monitoring spills in the Indian maritime zone with technical support.
The sixth session was on Environmental Damage: Assessment & Remediation. Mr. Banwari Lal – Senior Director, Environmental and Industrial Biotechnology – elaborated on bioremediation, a process that uses naturally occurring micro-organisms for remediation, during his presentation.
Technical session seven focused on Salvage & Wreck Removal. Speakers form SMIT & Resolve Salvage, Swire Emergency Response & Mubarak Marine presented concerted efforts by salvors & response agencies.
Session eight on Regulatory, Legal, Funding & Insurance was chaired by Mr. Jose Maura, Director – IOPC Funds, DIG Donny Michael, Chief Staff Officer(Ops), Coast Guard Commander, Western Seaboard, Mumbai; Mr. Thomas, IOPC Funds; Mr. Joel Cockerell, Senior Associate – Clyde & Co & Mr. Tony Paulson, Director, The West of England (P&I Club), shared valued perspectives on funding & insurance.
This was followed by Valedictory session comprising of Conference Chairman Mr. A K Hazarika, Mr. K R Sachar, Mr. Soli C Engineer, Mr. Surendra Jagtap, Mr. Jose Maura (IOPC), Capt. Shyam Jairam & Moderated by Capt. Sadeep Kalia. The entire two-day conference was well summarised by the panelists, action points highlighted, followed by a vote of thanks by the Global Brand Ambassador.
The tow-day event was sensational, informative, with thought provoking deliberations, house full attendance, loads of takeaways, global perspectives shared & appreciation form the world community for hosting such a mega congress on Indian soil.
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Inaugural Session
SessionsOPENING PANEL
TECHNICAL SESSION I
The lamp lighting ceremony was followed by Inaugural Session. OSI 2016 was inaugurated by chief guest Lt Gen N.C. Marwah, PVSM, AVSM (Retired), Member, NDMA with Mr. Deepak Shetty (Director General of Shipping), Capt. Ashok Mahapatra (Director-Maritime Safety Committee, IMO), IG. VSR Murthy, PTM, TM, DDG (Operations & Coastal Security), Indian Coast Guard, Mr. A. K. Hazarika (Former CMD & Director Onshore, ONGC Ltd), Mr. A.K. Gupta (Managing Director, Indian Ports Global Pvt. Ltd.), Mr. T. K. Sengupta (Director-Offshore, ONGC Limited) & Capt. Sandeep Kalia (Global Brand Ambassador & Co-Chairman, OSI 2016)
In Inaugural session, welcome address by Lt Gen N.C. Marwah, PVSM, AVSM (Retired), Member, NDMA with Mr. Deepak Shetty (Director General of Shipping), Capt. Ashok Mahapatra (Director-Maritime Safety Committee, IMO), IG. VSR Murthy, PTM, TM, DDG (Operations & Coastal Security), Indian Coast Guard, Mr. A. K. Hazarika (Former CMD & Director Onshore, ONGC Ltd), Mr. A.K. Gupta (Managing Director, Indian Ports Global Pvt. Ltd.), Mr. T. K. Sengupta (Director-Offshore, ONGC Limited) & Capt. Sandeep Kalia (Global Brand Ambassador & Co-Chairman, OSI 2016).
On day 1, Opening Panel: Focused on Global & National Initiatives, Panelist from IMO, Indian Coast Guard, Directorate General of Shipping, ONGC Limited, ITOPF, IOPC Funds & OSRL. The Panel discussion was Moderate by Dr. P. B. Rastogi, Former Advisor, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Govt. of India
On day 1, Technical Session I: Focused on Global Best Practices-Stakeholder Integration, Speakers from Indian Coast Guard, IPIECA & OSRL. The session was chaired by Mr. A. K. Jain, Advisor to Director Offshore & Former ED (Offshore), ONGC Ltd.
Inauguration ceremony
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TECHNICAL SESSION II
TECHNICAL SESSION III
TECHNICAL SESSION IV
On day 1, Technical Session II: Focused on Emerging Risks in Marine Environment, Speakers from ITOPF, OISD & ONGC Limited. The session was chaired by Capt. Sunil Thapar, CEO, Allcargo Shipping.
On day 1, Technical Session III: Focused on Preparedness, Trainings & Response Capabilities, Speakers from Polaris Applied Sciences, Allmaritim AS, Gallagher Marine Systems Llc. & OSRL. The session was chaired by Mr. Darren Waterman, Regional Director (Asia Pacific), OSRL.
On day 1, Technical Session IV: Focused on Disaster Management-Spill Response & Mitigation, Speakers from OSRL, CEDRE, DESMI Singapore Pte Ltd.& AlphaMERS Ltd. The session was Chaired by Mr. Jon Lay, IPIECA (Former Chairman OSRL).
On day 2, Panel Discussion: Focused on Oil Pollution & Natural Disasters - Awareness Communication & Engagement, Panelist from Directorate General of Shipping, Maharashtra Maritime Board, Green Award Foundation, V. Ships India Pvt. Ltd. & Petrofed. The Panel Discussion was Moderate by Capt. Sandeep Kalia, Global Brand Ambassador & Co-Chairman, OSI 2016.
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TECHNICAL SESSION V
TECHNICAL SESSION VI
TECHNICAL SESSION VII
On day 2, Technical Session V: Focused on Emerging Technologies- Spill Detection & Surveillance, Speakers from ESSO -INCOIS, SAP & ISRO. The session was chaired by Mr. V. V. Surya Rau, Group President Safety & Operational Risk, Reliance Industries Limited.
On day 2, Technical Session VI: Focused on Environmental Damage: Assessment & Remediation, Speakers from TERI, ONGC Limited & Indian Oil - R&D. The session was chaired by Mr. C. Abhiram, Head HSE (Ref), Indian Oil Corporation Limited.
On day 2, Technical Session VII: Focused on Salvage & Wreck Removal, Speakers from SMIT, Swire Emergency Response & Mubarak Marine. The session was Chaired by Capt. Harish Khatri, Nautical Advisor, Maharastra Maritime Board.
On day 2, Technical Session VIII: Focused on Regulatory, Legal, Funding & Insurance, Speakers from Western Seaboard (Indian Coast Guard), IOPC Funds, Clyde & Co & The West of England. The session was Chaired by Mr. Jose Maura, Director, IOPC Funds.
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VALEDICTORY SESSION
On day 2, Valedictory Session: Where Mr. A. K. Hazarika (Former CMD & Director Onshore, ONGC Ltd), Capt. Sandeep Kalia (Global Brand Ambassador & Co-Chairman, OSI 2016), Capt. Sunil Thapar (CEO, Allcargo Shipping), Mr. Soli Engineer(Former Director, GOL Offshore), Mr. Surender Jagtap (HSE Head,Essar Projects (India) Limited), Mr. K.R. Sachar (Former Vice Chairman, Great Offshore Limited) & Mr. Jose Maura (Director, IOPC Funds) participated and discussed the issue.
Exhibition was inaugurated by Lt Gen N.C. Marwah, PVSM, AVSM (Retired), Member, NDMA. Exhibition Showcased participation from 25 companies from 20 countries .
International brands like Aeromarine, Expandi, AllMaritim, Bint Biotech, Boerger, Canflex, Darcy Spillcare, DESMI, Elastec, FOILEX, Green Ocean, IOPC Funds, Lamor, Maharashtra Maritime Board, Mobius Group, Navtek India, Potential Engineering, Saisanket, Vikoma, Vogelsang & Wyuna Separation Participated and Presented their latest technologies and advancements.
Exhibitor got opportunities to discuss the same with the delegate came from 25 countries worldwide.
Exhibitions OSI 2016
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Preferred Frequency of Conference
Relevance of Conference Content Quality of Speakers
Would like to attend again or not?
Networking
Annual
Biennial
15%
85%
Excellent
Very Good
Average
Poor
48%46%
5.2% 0.8%
Excellent
Very Good
Average
Poor
63.5%30.2%
5.6% 0.7%
Excellent
Very Good
Average
Poor
42%53%
4.5% 0.5%
Yes
No
1%
99%
Ÿ 85% Preferred the frequency of conference to be annual.
Ÿ 94% rated the content relevance as excellent/ Very Good.
Ÿ 99% said they would like to attend it next time as well.
Ÿ 94% said that the networking opportunities were excellent/Very Good.
Ÿ 95% rated the quality of speakers as excellent/ Very Good.
400+ Industry Experts
30+ Exhibitors
30+ Countries
50+ Speakers
25+ Media Partners
15+ Supporting Partners
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TESTIMONIAL
We find the conference conducted by
you is of very high calibre.
V V Surya RauGroup President - Safety & Operational Risk, Reliance Industries Limited
" I e n j o y e d t h e
con fe rence ve ry
much. Speakers were
excellent, exhibitors
were excellent and
very professional & helpful. I gained a
lot of information on Indian and
International regulations and latest
developments on Oil Spill Prevention &
Response. Appreciated the time and
effort put forth by OSI team”
Mohammad YaseenReliance Industries Limited
I appreciated again
the great OSI event,
which is not only an
occasion to listen to
leading experts, but also a great forum
for me to meet and network in the
community of fellows that are aiming
at creating a cleaner environment.
Bernd FreibottHead of Global EHS/Sustinability
Consulting UnitSAP
Oil spill India is a unique
global forum which
brings all stakeholders at
one place & deliberates
s e v e r a l i m p o r t a n t
aspects of oil spill management.
It was a well organised international
conference covering all aspects related
to the subject. Looking forward to
support the next event.
C AbhiramHead HSE,Indian Oil Corporation Limited
T h e O S I 2 0 1 6
conference was a
memorable event
t h a t b r o u g h t
together a l l the
stake holders for oil spill / maritime
safety and surveillance etc., The
quality of presentations were superb.
The venue close to the airport made it
easy for all.
Dr. J. K. KishoreScientist SG,Indian Space Research Organization
I o b s e r v e d
flawless well
organized OSI
2016 event. It
i s v e r y
difficult to get multi stake holders like
Oil Producers, Refineries, Ports,
Maritime Board, Pollution Control
Board, Water Treatment, Shipping
Companies, Oi l Sp i l l Response
Companies/Agencies, Oil Spill Products
Suppliers, Rig Operators, Environment
Experts, Marine Engineers, Marine
Salvage & Wreck Removal Companies
on single platform to discuss, debate &
derive uniform approach to critical
issue of Oil Spill Management.
Surendra JagtapHSE Head - Hydrocarbon AssetEssar Projects (India) Limited
PROJECTS
'On behalf of IPIECA,
it was a privilege to
present at OSI 2016.
As India develops it's plans and
infrastructure to mitigate the risk of
spills we stand ready to assist in that
preparedness process'
Jon LayIPIECA(Former Chairman OSRL)
The seminar was
well attended and
well organised. As
an industry player AlphaMERS finds this
platform increasingly useful to
exchange new ideas and showcase
developments.
Capt.D. C. SekharExecutive Director,AlphaMERS Ltd.
The International
conference on Oil
S p i l l I n d i a wa s
r e a l l y v e r y
informative and got very good
o p p o r t u n i t y t o p e r c e i v e t h e
thought/experience of valuable
dignities . Really it is worth to attend
the conference and I would like to share
my colleagues that they have to attend
such type of conference whenever get
the opportunities.Thanks to organizers to for organize
such enlightening conference.
R. K. ThakkarVice President,Bharat Oman Refineries Limited
Thanks, wel l
organised. It
h a d Q u a l i t y
footfall, meaningful interactions and
relevant potential visitors. Participants and participation were
good and also the initial response. The
blend of national and international
players was good.Look forward to this environmentally
sensitive, challenging area with growth
and potential.
Chitragupt BhatnagarManaging DirectorVogelsang India Pvt. Ltd.
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We are pleased with
the show format
and the way it was
organized, we will be happy to support
the next one.
Digvijay Velapure JVM Marketing Pvt ltd (Elastec Inc. USA.)
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Speaker Coordination
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Organiser
Oil Spill India 2016 Secretariat Team
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