ECOA Members are the Oil Spill Industry
We bring together companies, organisations and individuals with operational experience, technical expertise and a shared interest in strengthening oil spill preparedness, marine pollution response and cross-border collaboration across Europe.
Become an ECOA Member
About ECOA
Growing a European Network
Oil spill and other Marine pollution challenges do not sit neatly within country borders. They affect shared waters, connected industries and organisations working across different countries, disciplines and response environments.
ECOA has been created to bring expertise together. Through its members, the Association supports stronger connections between countries, companies, specialists, agencies and organisations involved in oil spill and marine pollution..
Our Founder Members
Organisations supporting a stronger European response community
Our members bring together the organisations, expertise and operational capability helping to strengthen oil spill and marine pollution preparedness, response and collaboration across Europe.
Darcy Spillcare
Darcy is a founding ECOA member and part of the association’s founding membership group.
REP
REP is a founding ECOA member and part of the Association’s founding membership group.
Hebo Maritiem
Hebo is a founding ECOA member and part of the association’s founding membership group.
MEMBER VISIBILITY
The Members Directory for the European Oil Spill Industry
ECOA members may be listed on the Association website and directory, including a short description and website link where applicable.
The member directory is intended to help site visitors understand the range of organisations involved in ECOA and support connections across the wider oil spill and marine pollution sector.
JOIN THE NETWORK
Become an ECOA Member
ECOA membership is open by application to eligible companies, start-ups, NGOs, government organisations and individuals with an interest in the oil spill and marine pollution industries.
Members can take part in Association activity, attend meetings and events, connect with others across the sector and gain visibility through ECOA’s member listings where applicable.
Membership Note
ECOA membership confirms participation in the association. It does not represent company accreditation, individual accreditation or formal qualification.
For more information about joining ECOA, please visit the Membership page or contact the association directly.
Member FAQs
Who are ECOA members?
ECOA members are companies, organisations and individuals connected to oil spill, marine pollution and related environmental sectors. This may include companies, specialists, NGOs, government organisations, research bodies and individuals with an interest in the sector.
Are members listed on the ECOA website?
Yes. Eligible members may be listed on the ECOA website and directory, including a short description and website link where applicable. Individual members may be listed by name only.
Does being listed as a member mean a company is accredited by ECOA?
No. ECOA membership confirms participation in the Association only. It does not represent company accreditation, individual accreditation or formal qualification.
Can members attend ECOA events?
Yes. Members can attend ECOA meetings and events, creating opportunities to connect with others, share knowledge and contribute to the Association’s development.
How can an organisation become an ECOA member?
Organisations can apply through the membership application process, see JOIN form. ECOA will review the details, confirm the most suitable membership category and provide the next steps.
Be seen on ECOA as part of Europe’s first pan-region industry association for oil spill and marine pollution companies.