VALDEZ, Alaska — Against the backdrop of Alaska's snow-topped Chugach Mountains and in the same waters that were spoiled by the Exxon Valdez oil spill more than two decades ago, Shell has been ...

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire / December 3, 2025 / In our recent live panel discussion, "Contain, Control, Close: Practical Spill Strategies for Oil Fields," a panel of industry experts, Seth ...

Equinor will establish and operate a new area-wide emergency preparedness solution for the southwestern Barents Sea."Together with the other operators, the authorities and the supply industry, we have ...

The BoomVane is one of the most useful and interesting tools available to oil spill responders for shoreline and single vessel boom deployment. Maintaining an effective oil containment boom ...

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - The Santa Barbara Harbor Patrol has deployed and tested its oil spill response equipment in a drill scenario to check its ability to handle an emergency in the waterfront. The ...

SEATTLE — Two of the Pacific Northwest’s largest oil-spill response vessels may be called to help clean up the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. But Washington officials said they won’t approve the shift ...

A relatively small oil spill occurs near the state's busiest port, an oil refinery and one of Puget Sound's narrowest passageways for ships. A day and a half later, contractors still are bringing in ...

With the largest privately owned stockpile of oil spill response equipment, including Hazardous Noxious Substance (HNS) response and waste management capabilities, operated by trained and experienced ...

MACKINAC COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- Responding quickly and working together. That was the goal of a huge emergency response drill in Mackinac County on Thursday, August 21. “Today we are doing a ...

The National Response Corp. is moving its oil spill response equipment, which includes barges, skimmers and booms, to American Pollution Control Corp.’s New Iberia facility. The move became necessary ...

Washington's state government and maritime industry are dangerously underprepared to handle an oil spill even one-fifth the size of an Exxon Valdez. No more than two-fifths of the oil could be skimmed ...