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Page 1: Introduction to the OSH project

INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

TST4-CT-2004-516230

ww.osh-project.org

Introduction to the OSH project

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels launched or under

project in Europe

Emmanuel de NanteuilCedre

OSH projectAthens, June 9th, 2006

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

TST4-CT-2004-516230

ww.osh-project.org

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

Cedre’s database: about 200 vessels exceeding 100 m3

storage capacity

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

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M/V ArgonauteLOA = 69 m, B = 15.5 m, D = 7 m

1500 m3, heated

Framo Transrec recovery system

Sweeping-arm

DP, skiff ≈ 400cv, BP 133 t

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

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M/V ArkonaLOA = 69 m, B = 14.5 m, D = 4.5 m

Storage capacity = 400 m3

2 Sweeping-arms

Pod propulsion, citadel,icebreaker

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

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M/V Luz de MarLOA = 56 m, B = 15 m, D = 5.5 m

Storage 287 m3 / Dispersants 22 m3

NorMar 200 + 2 Sweeping-arms

Azimutal propellers, DP, FLIRskiff ≈ 200cv, BP 128 t

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

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M/V Sebastiande OcampoLOA = 41 m, B = 13 m

Storage capacity : 118 m3

300 m booms + oleophilic skimmers (12 and 50 m3/h)

FLIR, BP 55 t

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

TST4-CT-2004-516230

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M/V Irmáns Garcíade NodalLOA = 39 m, B = 9.3 m, D = 3,3 m

Storage capacity : 50 m3

300 m middle size boom + 40 and 60 m3/h skimmers

FLIR, lab, skiff

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

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OIL SEA HARVESTER

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+ 3

• 1 sistership of «Luz de Mar»: « Miguel de Cervantes »

Planned 2006 - LAUNCHED

• 2 supply vesselsL = 80 m, B = 18 m, D = 8.25 m

Storage capacity = 1 750 m3

Dispersant : 30 m3

DP, BP ≈ 230 t

Planned July and December 2006

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

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+ 3

• 9 limited capacity recovery vessels

L = 18 m

Storage capacity ≈ 25 m3, heated

Launching of the first 4 units planned in December 2006

Launching of the 5 extra units planned by 2008

+ 3

+ 9

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

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+ 3

• (2 military patrol vessels)Storage capacity ≈ 200 m3

Framo Transrec skimmers

Planned 2007

+ 9+ 9

(+ 2)

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

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(+ 2)

+ 3

• 3 convertible vesselsTwo workboats and one carrier

Possibility of deploying booms and skimmers

Limited storage capacity

+ 9

+ 3

(+ 2)

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

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+ 3

• (1 icebreaker)Definition and modalities being

discussed

Large storage capacity

Probable launching 2007

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(+ 2)

+ 3+ 3

(+ 1)

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

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+ 3

• 2 supply vessels for the Swedish Coast Guards

L ≈ 75 m

LAMOR built-in skimmers

Large storage capacity

Large tugging capacities

+ 9

(+ 2)

+ 3+ 3

(+ 1)(+ 1)

(+ 2)

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

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EMSA chartering contracts

Commercial activity in “peacetime”

Pre-fitting and equipping of the vessels

Obligation of quick availability on request of EMSA

Participation in at-sea response exercises

Operational from March 31st, 2006 to December 1st, 2008

Incident response costs covered by the Member State according to pre-

agreed tariffs and conditions

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

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EMSA chartering contracts

Baltic Sea Arrangement

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

Lead contractor: LAMOR

Vessels: Pool of 5 coastal tankers

+ 2 stockpiles of equipment

Storage capacity: Between 1,800 m3

and 9,889 m3

Primary system: Inflatable sweeping-arms

+ brush conveyor system

Secondary system: Ocean going boom +

brush skimmers

Source: LAMOR

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

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EMSA chartering contracts

Atlantic and Channel arrangement

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

Source: EMSA presentation

Lead contractor: Louis Dreyfus Armateurs

Vessel: Cable handling Ile de Brehat

L = 124m, DP2, BP ≈ 130 t

Located in Brest (France)

Storage capacity: ≈ 4,000 m3, heating

Primary system: 2x15 m rigid sweeping-arms

Secondary system: Ocean going boom + self

adjusting weir skimmer

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

TST4-CT-2004-516230

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EMSA chartering contracts

Mediterranean arrangement

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

Lead contractor: Tankship management Ltd.

Vessel: Bunker tanker Mistra Bay

L = 86m, B = 13m, D = 5.2m

Located in Malta

Storage capacity: 3,577 m3 then 1,805 m3

(from 2008), heating

Primary system: 2x12 m rigid sweeping-arms

Secondary system: Ocean going boom + self

adjusting weir skimmerSource: EMSA presentation

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

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EMSA chartering contracts

Second round of call for tenders launched beginning 2006

• North Atlantic Coast

• South Atlantic Coast

• West Mediterranean

• East Mediterranean

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

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EMSA chartering contracts

Second round of call for tenders launched beginning 2006

• Deadline for submission this summer

• Conclusion of contracts in November

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

TST4-CT-2004-516230

ww.osh-project.org

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

Why studying again an extra Oil

Spill Recovery Vessel ?

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

TST4-CT-2004-516230

ww.osh-project.org

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

• Identified needs still remaining in Europe

• The experience of past spills demonstrated

that efficiency could be gained:

- By reaching the spot as soon as possible

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

TST4-CT-2004-516230

ww.osh-project.org

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

French NavyFrench Navy

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

TST4-CT-2004-516230

ww.osh-project.org

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

• Identified needs still remaining in Europe

• The experience of past spills demonstrated

that efficiency could be gained:

- By reaching the spot as soon as possible

- By pushing the operational limits of

recovery in terms of weather conditions

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

TST4-CT-2004-516230

ww.osh-project.org

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

French NavyFrench Navy

French Navy

French Navy

French Navy

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

TST4-CT-2004-516230

ww.osh-project.org

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe

• Identified needs still remaining in Europe

• The experience of past spills demonstrated

that efficiency could be gained:

- By reaching the spot as soon as possible

- By pushing the operational limits of

recovery in terms of weather conditions

- By integrating the last technologies

particularly in terms of local detection

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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MARINE POLLUTION CONTROL 8th June 2006, Athens (GR)

OIL SEA HARVESTER

TST4-CT-2004-516230

ww.osh-project.org

Review of the most recent Oil Spill Recovery Vessels

launched or under project in Europe


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