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European Maritime Safety Agency At sea Response Resources: SLOVENIA 1. GOVERNMENT OWNED OR CHARTERED RESOURCES 1.1 Specialised anti-pollution vessels The response authorities are the “shore sea safeguarding team” (part of the Ministry of Environment and of Physical Planning), for smaller antipollution operations, and “Civil Protection” (part of the Ministry of Defence) for larger oil pollution response operations. At this time, the “Shore Sea Safeguarding Team” has a vessel (KP-271), which is 13 m long 5m breadth, speed 4 knots, with 200 m booms, but at present with no storage capacity. Combatting team has available two skimmers with total capacity of 30 m 3 . The ‘’shore sea safeguarding team’’ has also a boat (KP-613). Its specifications: LOA: 6m, Breadth: 2, 95, speed: 22 knots, used for on-scene surveillance and assistance. For larger pollution incidents civil protection has 3 towing vessels, one with combating equipment. Overall combating equipment available comprises: 900 m ocean boom, 3 oil skimmers with 24 m 3 storage capacity, absorbents and other various equipment. For aerial surveillance there are 3 airplanes available but without remote sensing equipment. 2. PRIVATE RESOURCES Adria-Tow has 3 towing vessels which are made available to Civil Protection. 44
European Maritime Safety Agency At sea Response Resources: SPAIN 1. GOVERNMENT OWNED OR CHARTERED RESOURCES 1.1 Emergency towing vessels/Oil pollution vessels Spanish authorities have a fleet of 14 tugs, under contract with private companies, for emergency towing (ETVs), SAR (Search and Rescue) and Oil Spill Response purposes. They all have a self operating crane to load and unload antipollution equipment, and they have their own respective booms and skimmers ready to load. The latest two units added to the fleet are equipped with sweeping arms. PUNTA MAYOR, LUZ DE MAR, and MIGUEL DE CERVAN- TES are the units having dedicated storage tanks for recovered products with heating coils. The rest of the fleet has open decks that make them suitable for deploying booms in recovery operations, but their storage capacity is limited. 45 fast response vessels of a smaller size (15 and 20 m) are positioned along the coastline for SAR activities. They are currently used as auxiliary units to tender booms and help the tugs in response operations. A list of the tug boats is provided below. Geographical distribution of these vessels is variable depending on season and needs. The total number of skimmers is 60 units.There are also 59 portable tanks of 10 m 3 capacity each and 16 portable tanks of 7,5 m 3 each. Vessel Location Type / Details Offshore Operations Equipment Recovered Oil Storage Capacity (m 3 ) Anti-pollution Operations Daily Rate V.B. ANTARTICO Multipurpose/fire fighting, LOA: 55 m, draft: 4,8 m ALONSO DE CHAVES Multipurpose/fire fighting, LOA: 57 m, draft: 5,5 m BOLUDA MISTRAL Multipurpose/fire fighting, LOA: 36 m, draft: 4,5 m IBAIZABAL DOS Multipurpose/fire fighting, LOA: 37 m, draft: 4,5 m IBAIZABAL UNO Multipurpose/fire fighting, LOA: 37 m, draft: 4,5 m IBAIZABAL TRES Multipurpose/fire fighting, LOA: 37 m, draft: 4,5 m RIA DE VIGO Multipurpose/fire fighting, LOA: 68 m, draft: 5,9 m PUNTA MAYOR Spill response/multipurpose, LOA: 60 m, draft: 4,6 m 240 PUNTA SALINA Multipurpose/fire fighting, LOA: 63 m, draft: 5,5 m REMOLCANOSA CINCO Multipurpose/fire fighting, LOA: 43 m, draft: 5 m REMOLCANOZA OCHENTA Multipurpose/fire fighting, LOA: 57 m, draft: 5,5 m 45
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