Changes in the energy sector are here and rapidly evolving. Financial incentives coupled with regulatory requirements and corporate goodwill have companies across the globe investigating a shift to clean energy. Yet, embracing this type of opportunity is not without its risks.
In our recent webcast, Pollution to progress: Effective risk management in the clean energy transition, specialists from our Environmental and Renewable Energy Practices discussed:
Senior Vice President, Environmental Practice
Matthew is a senior advisor and broker in Marsh's US Environmental Practice. In his role, Matthew works with companies across multiple industries including power and utility clients and renewable energy developers to help manage their liabilities at Brownfields and environmentally impacted sites.
Energy & Power Leader
Mike Kolodner is Marsh’s Global Renewable Energy and US Power Leader. A former US Naval nuclear submarine officer, he has more than 20 years of operational, brokerage, advisory, and underwriting experience in clean energy risk and insurance management. Based in Boston, he leads an integrated team of more than 250 renewable energy specialists around the world.
Senior Vice President, Environmental Practice
Peter is a senior client advisor and leads Marsh's Environmental Practice in the West. He advises companies on structuring environmental coverage to facilitate risk transfer, including placing coverage for property transactions and redevelopment, mergers and acquisitions, Brownfield redevelopments, Superfund clean-ups, and liability buyouts.
Senior Vice President, Environmental Practice
As a senior advisory specialist in Marsh’s Global Environmental Practice, Kim specializes in providing advice on environmental risks and insurance solutions. She has extensive experience in complex environmental risks, including mergers & acquisitions, brownfield redevelopment, heavy industrial risks, and product & asbestos exposures.
