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On 20 and 21 May, IOPC Funds’ Director, Mr Gaute Sivertsen, and Claims Manager, Mr Mark Homan, travelled to Trinidad and Tobago, where they held meetings in relation to the oil pollution…
On 29 April 2024, the 1992 Fund Executive Committee authorised the Director of the IOPC Funds, Gaute Sivertsen, to make payments in respect of losses arising out of the oil pollution incident…
Following a recent oil pollution incident in Trinidad and Tobago, IOPC Funds’ Deputy Director and Head of Claims, Liliana Monsalve, and Claims Manager, Mark Homan, conducted a fact-finding mission to the 1992…
28 February 2024 marks one year since the Princess Empress sank in rough seas off the coast of Naujan, Oriental Mindoro whilst carrying 800 000 litres of fuel oil as cargo. This caused…
The IOPC Funds is sorry to learn of the oil pollution incident currently affecting Trinidad and Tobago. Trinidad and Tobago is a 1992 Fund Member State, however, a number of significant details…
The claims process continues to advance in respect of the Princess Empress incident, which occurred off the coast of Naujan, Oriental Mindoro, the Philippines in February 2023. The Shipowners’ Club and the…
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