The Oil-in-Water Monitoring Club

TUV NEL’s renowned Oil-in-Water Monitoring Club was established in October 2000. It was formed in recognition of the fact that there was no central contact point for information on the subject of oil-in-water monitoring.

Objectives

The club has several principal objectives:

Keeping abreast of the legislative and technological developments;
Provision of a central contact point on the subject of oil-in-water monitoring;
Promotion of best practices in oil-in-water monitoring and hence reduction of oil pollution;
Provision of a bridge between regulators, technology providers, users and R&D organisations

Club Activities

There are three main activities:

Update and maintain the club website, which stores a large collection of technical information including all the papers presented at TUV NEL’s previous Oil-in-Water Monitoring Workshop events.
Organise the annual club meeting where technical presentations are made by club members regarding development, field operational experience and legislative updates.
Regular information updates by emails

Since the formation of the club, some 50 companies have joined. More details about the club can be found under the Membership section.