GS Oceanguard Oil Spill Equipment Product Line

Solid Foam-Filled Oil Booms

Provide reliable, durable containment for oil spills, even in rough waters.

We believe in safeguarding shores and ports with precision, ensuring your success in protecting the environment, no matter the scale or challenge.

Inflatable Oil Booms

Lightweight and easy to deploy, perfect for quick response to oil spills.

Multi-Skimmers

Efficiently collect spilled oil from water surfaces with versatile, high-performance skimming action.

Weir Skimmers

Capture and remove free-floating oil with precision, minimizing environmental impact.

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Oil Dispersants

Break down oil slicks quickly and effectively, aiding in rapid environmental recovery.

Boom Reels

Neatly store booms until an emergency spill response, ensuring fast deployment.

Portable Containment

Quickly deployable storage for safe and efficient spill containment.

Oil Spill Cleanup Response Planning

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Containment

GS OceanGuard products help you quickly deploy booms and barriers to contain the spill and protect sensitive areas from further damage.

Removal

GS OceanGuard equipment enables efficient recovery of spilled oil, using skimmers, pumps, and absorbents to remove it from the water or shorelines.

Dispersal

GS OceanGuard dispersants break up the oil, accelerating its natural degradation and reducing environmental impact.

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Recent Oil Spills in the Philippines

GS Oceanguard Inc's mandate is to provide highly effective solutions to minimize the sociological, environmental and ecological impact of Oil Spills in the Philippines. Below we share some recent oil spills to highlight the real possibility and the major impact these catastrophic events can have.

MT Terranova - Limay, Bataan

On July 25 2024, the MT Terranova capsized and sank 6.7km off the coast of Limay, Bataan. It was carrying over 1,500,000 Liters of Industrial Oil which if spilled would have made it the biggest Oil Spill in Philippines history. The Oil Spill reached 2 kilometers in length. Estimates by Department of Agriculture calculate total damages to the fishing industry in excess of P78,000,000 and affecting over 28,000 people.

MT Princess Empress

On February 28, 2023 the MT Princess Empress sank in Oriental Mindoro carrying 900,000 liters of industrial fuel (black oil, highly toxic to the environment) had an oil spill that reached Antique, Batangas, Oriental Mindoro and Palawan. The economic damage was estimated in excess of P9,520,000,000 to coral reefs, mangroves and agriculture.

Our Partners Oil Spill Response Equipment have been trusted globally

We've partnered with industry experts to provide innovative solutions and expert insights, helping businesses navigate the challenges of oil spill response and environmental safety. Through our collaboration, we've ensured that companies stay prepared, compliant, and equipped

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