Webcast

Political violence in energy and power: The shifting risk landscape

In this session, Marsh experts explored how political violence is reshaping risks for energy and power companies globally. The discussion examined why political violence has become a critical priority, how the insurance market has evolved to address emerging threats, and what companies need to consider when planning investments in an increasingly volatile geopolitical environment.

Watch the webinar recap and explore:

Political violence drivers and the evolving global threat landscape
How political violence insurance covers terrorism, sabotage, civil unrest, and war-related perils
Insurance market evolution, capacity constraints, and regional availability
Claims experience and strategic risk transfer considerations for energy and power projects

Key takeaways:

Political violence can create fast-moving and far-reaching disruption to energy and power assets and operations globally.
Risks vary by geography and asset type, but terrorism, sabotage, civil unrest, and interstate conflicts present distinct exposures that require tailored coverage strategies.
Early assessment of political risk exposure and appropriate insurance coverage can significantly strengthen project viability and competitive advantage in volatile regions.

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