Pollution accidentelle des eaux (+ déchets plastiques)

A lawsuit seeking environmental rehabilitation and 5 billion baht in compensation from Star Petroleum Refining Plc and PTT Global Chemical Plc over a crude oil spill that occurred in waters off Rayong in early 2022 has been dismissed.

A visual inspection revealed a 10-meter by 10-meter oil slick, which spread across an area of 20 to 30 square kilometers outside the immediate containment zone.

Découvrez comment Thai Oil minimise l’impact financier de la fuite de pétrole survenue le 5 juin à Chonburi

Cleanup operations are underway to remove the oil slick from the water’s surface.

PATTAYA, Thailand – On August 24, tourists walking along Yin Yom Beach in Jomtien were shocked and outraged to discover oil stains clinging to their clothes, which could not be washed off. “It was absolutely disgusting. We had no idea the beach was so badly affected until it was too late,” one tourist remarked. Upon […]

A pipeline ruptured while oil was being pumped from a tanker at a jetty off Si Racha, in Chon Buri province, on Sunday night, but the spill had been confined and the slick mapped, and the clean up started, officials said.

Thai Oil has reported an oil spill at SBM-2, which serves its refinery complex in Chonburi, with no one hurt.

Authorities in Thailand are continuing to monitor the waters at one of the country’s offshore oil fields for possible signs of pollution in the wake of an explosion ..

Les autorités thaïlandaises s'efforçaient jeudi d'éviter une fuite de pétrole depuis un navire de stockage en difficulté dans le Golfe de Thaïlande transportant dans ses cuves 400.000 barils de brut.

Star Petroleum Refining (SPRC) on Tuesday paid 36 Koh Samet fishermen a compensation of 45,000 baht each for an oil spill in Rayong’s Phe subdistrict, a news source reported.

Pollution de Rayong, l'eau de mer autour de la plage de Mae Ramphueng est temporairement dangereuse pour les activités récréatives

Il faudra au moins un an pour que l'impact de la marée noire survenue le mois dernier au large de Rayong soit clairement visible

On the night of June 5, a crude oil spill occurred off the coast of Sriracha in Thailand’s Chonburi Province due to a raptured pipeline.

Analysts see short-lived disruption from the oil spill incident and retain bullish stance on Thai Oil Public Company Limited.

Thai Oil said it had initiated its emergency response plan, deploying three containment booms around the spill site and applying oil dispersant chemicals to limit the spread.

SATTAHIP, Thailand – As of August 23, preliminary assessments by the Eastern Gulf of Thailand Marine and Coastal Resources Research Center reveal that three Sattahip beaches have been significantly impacted by an oil slick off the coast. Reports indicate that Hat Yao Thung Prong Beach has been contaminated by tar balls over a 200-meter stretch. […]

Une marée noire pourrait atteindre la plage de Bang Saen dans la province de Chonburi dans l'est de la Thaïlande, le dimanche 10 septembre.

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has reported 22 incidents of oil leaks in the Gulf of Thailand and a total of 507 tonnes of rubbish collected from the seas around the country last year, said deputy government spokeswoman Traisulee Taisaranakul.

Authorities in Thailand on Thursday were working to avert a leak from a storage vessel carrying 400,000 barrels of crude oil.

837 personnes et entreprises ont engagé des poursuites contre deux sociétés pétrolières et l’Etat thaïlandais pour obtenir réparation après une marée noire survenue en 2022 dans la province de Rayong

Hundreds of Thai villagers and small business-owners have filed lawsuits for damages worth 5 billion baht ($152.72 million) against Star Petroleum Refining (SPRC) , PTT Global Chemical and government agencies over an oil spill, a law firm representing the complainants said on Tuesday.

The Marine Department has approved Star Petroleum Refining (SPRC)’s plan to seal leaks in its undersea pipeline off Rayong, which still contains about 12,000 litres of oil.

La société pétrolière Star Petroleum Refining Public Company (SPRC), responsable de deux fuites ces dernières semaines sur un de ses oléoducs au large de la zone industrielle de Map Tha Put