Articles about Energy Insurance in Insurance
Remember that massive Keystone pipeline rupture in Kansas? The U.S. government has stepped in with a proposed settlement. Let's break down what this means, the staggering costs involved, and how insurance is the unsung hero (and financial backstop) in these environmental disasters.
A group of Ugandan farmers is suing a $5.6 billion oil pipeline in a UK court. This isn't just a legal battle; it's a major red flag for the insurance industry, with huge implications for political risk and ESG underwriting.
When the Nord Stream pipeline exploded, it wasn't just a geopolitical crisis—it was an insurance nightmare. Let's pull back the curtain on the high-stakes world of political risk and war coverage.
For years, we've watched bigger storms slam the Texas coast. But the massive petrochemical plants lining the shore might not be ready, creating a multi-billion dollar insurance risk that affects us all.
Zurich has made a significant leadership move, bringing in industry veteran Alex Baron to head its U.S. Energy business. Here’s a look at who he is and why this appointment is a big deal for the energy insurance market.
A gas pipeline is planned for your Texas property. You might think you're covered, but the reality of landowner liability and insurance gaps is shocking. Here's what you need to know to protect yourself.
The final easement for the Dakota Access Pipeline is more than a headline—it's a real-world lesson in managing massive risk. Let's break down the complex insurance policies that make projects like this possible.
Ever wonder what an energy underwriter *really* looks for? We sat down with Munich Re's Clifton Chan to get the inside scoop on aging grids, battery storage risks, and the surprising human element that trumps all.
A recent federal court decision blocking policies that hindered renewable projects is big news. But what does it mean for the insurers who underwrite these massive wind and solar farms? Let's break it down.
Austria's scenic Alps hide a growing problem: their water is running out. For an economy built on hydropower, this 'peak water' scenario is a massive challenge, and it's putting the insurance industry on high alert.
California's last nuclear power plant, Diablo Canyon, just got its license extended. Let's pull back the curtain on the massive, multi-billion-dollar insurance puzzle that keeps a place like this running.
A government committee just exempted Gulf of Mexico oil and gas drillers from key endangered species rules. But does this actually lower their risk, or just change the nature of a potential billion-dollar claim?