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The book is an analytical report on threats and protection measures in the transportation of energy cargoes by sea. It examines various types of threats, including terrorist attacks, and their potential consequences for security and the economy. The author analyzes current protection measures, as well as the difficulties in their implementation both abroad and at home. Particular attention is paid to the development of response plans for spills and terrorist attacks, as well as the problems of their integration. The report provides recommendations for management and government agencies to improve security measures, as well as risk assessment and management methods. The book includes case studies, incident analysis and recommendations for improving the effectiveness of protection measures in the field of transportation of energy resources by sea.
Content
Preface
Abbreviations
Chapter 1. Results in Brief
Chapter 2. Background
Chapter 3. Energy Commodity Shipments Face Varied Threats, and a Successful Attack Could Have Substantial Consequences
Chapter 4. Although Stakeholders Are Taking Protective Measures, Implementation Challenges Pose Difficulty Both Abroad and at Home
Chapter 5. Stakeholders Have Developed Spill and Terrorism Response Plans but Face Several Challenges in Integrating Them
Chapter 6. Conclusions
Chapter 7. Recommendations for Executive Action
Chapter 8. Agency Comments
Appendix I: Objective, Scope, and Methodology
Appendix II: Selected Energy Commodities Transported by Tanker into United States
Appendix III: Recent High-Profile Terrorism Incidents against Tankers and Energy Infrastructure
Appendix IV: Assessing and Managing Risks Using a Risk Management Approach
References
Index