Ngoensin Sutipitakwong
Marine and Energy Practice Leader
Energy and power companies face significant challenges and wide-ranging risks as the industry continues to transform at a rapid pace. Across the world, energy demand is growing. At the same time, governments, organizations, and communities are committing to reduce carbon emissions and accelerate the transition to clean energy sources.
Infrastructure damage, weather and natural catastrophes, human error, or cyber threats can all cause power blackouts or severe disruption to energy production. Furthermore, policy or regulatory changes, as well as social pressures, can cause uncertainty for operators and investors.
Marsh’s global team of more than 700 specialists can reduce your total cost of risk and help create operational and financial stability for your business. We can advise you on risk exposures and insurance solutions to ensure you successfully achieve your objectives and remain resilient.
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Insurance and risk management in the energy and power industry is a complex topic and requires specialist knowledge. Oil and gas companies, power generators, distributors, retailers, and renewable energy investors and operators all have unique risk exposures and different insurance needs. It's important to partner with risk management advisors who understand your business model and can provide insights and access to the most relevant industry trends and best practices in insurance and risk management.
Marsh’s global team of energy and power advisors, risk engineers, and brokers can facilitate discussions with insurance markets worldwide and design solutions that support your organization’s short and long-term goals.
As the world moves toward a greener future, investments in renewable energy are on the rise. However, the transition to clean energy sources also brings disruption to the whole energy value chain. The risk landscape is rapidly changing for renewable energy investors, operators, and technology manufacturers.
Some of the key risks facing renewable energy stakeholders include:
- Understanding local government policies and regulatory requirements to construct and operate renewable energy assets.
- Unlocking access to capital and designing cost-effective insurance programs for all stakeholders to make projects bankable.
- Securing appropriate insurance coverage during construction and operational phases.
- Protecting renewable energy assets and infrastructure from severe weather events and natural catastrophes.
- Understanding emerging technologies and how to integrate them into existing networks.
- Protecting against income loss in the event of business interruption.
Marsh’s global team of renewable energy specialists and risk engineers can keep you informed about renewable energy developments and help you manage your risks and opportunities.
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