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PIMMAG is a non-profit organization established to enhance the protection of the environment through pooled resources in responding to oil spill incident in Malaysia and Malaysia Waters, inclusive of Economic Exclusive Zone (EEZ).
Inspired by former Malaysia Prime Minister in 1992 based on ship collision at the vicinity of Langkawi Waters, founding members of PIMMAG are Petroliam Nasional Berhad, Esso Production Malaysia Incorporated, Shell Malaysia Limited, BP Malaysia Sdn Bhd, Caltex Oil Malaysia Limited, Mobil Oil Malaysia Sdn Bhd and Petroliam Malaysia Sdn Bhd ...
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About us. Petroleum Industry of Malaysia Mutual Aid Group (PIMMAG) is a non-profit organisation formed in December 1993. PIMMAG is established to enhance the protection of the environment through...
PIMMAG is established to enhance the protection of the environment through the provision of pooled resources in order to respond to oil spill contingencies arising in Malaysia and Malaysian...
PIMMAG has derived its own unique cost sharing formula, which is transparent and equitable, depending on members’ oil spill exposure volume. The oil spill exposure volume is the total yearly barrels of persistent oil produced and/or handled through marine terminals expressed in kilo barrels per day.
Feb 23, 2021 · Thus, this paper reviews the challenges on the oil spill incidents in Malaysia faced by main government agencies such as the Marine Department, Department of Environment, and a key player private organization named PIMMAG.
You will receive oil spill response assistance, training and free oil spill response strategy consultations . Join PIMMAG as a member today!
Semantic Scholar extracted view of "PIMMAG: A Joint Industry Effort in Oil Spill Response and Preparedness in Malaysia" by H. Rahmat
Jan 25, 1994 · The increasing incidence of oil spills in the Straits of Malacca and the South China Sea, has resulted in growing concern about Malaysia's capability to respond to oil spills in its waters.
