08:00
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Breakfast Briefings
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The Texas Big Freeze, February 2021 - The Claims Challenges Arising From the Massive Utility Failures
In February 2021, Texas experienced an unprecedented power crisis caused by a series of severe winter storms, leaving millions of homes powerless for days as temperatures plunged as lows as -19°C. During this discussion, you will learn about the series of events over 14-day duration and the challenges involved in handling claims of this magnitude.
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Phillip Moretti
Managing Director USA, Integra
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Szen Ong
Engineering Adjuster, Integra
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Michael Van Bergen
Senior Vice President, Head of Energy & Power Claims, Claims Solutions, Marsh & McLennan Companies
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Kevin Miller
Energy, Property and Construction Claims Technical Lead, Liberty Specialty Markets
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An Introduction To Large Turbo-Generators & Their Failure Mechanisms
Generators are used to make electricity in most power stations, from wind farms and hydro plants to gas, coal and nuclear power stations. When they fail, they have the potential to create huge amounts of business interruption, on top of substantial property damage costs. This presentation aims to introduce the technologies involved and discuss how and why they break down.
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Ben Adams
Senior Associate, Hawkins
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Renewables and Watt to Expect With Photovoltaics
This briefing discusses the growthin photovoltaic power plant generating projects, the problems that arise during construction and operation, as well as the different types of losses that occur and how insurance policies deal with them.
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Nick Hide
Global Power Practice Leader, Sedgwick International
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09:00
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Conference Introduction
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Richard Foulger
Head of Claims, AEGIS London
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09:05
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Where Are We Today? Setting the Scene
A group of market leaders analyse and discuss the energy and insurance worlds that exist today and what we all need to consider.
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Nick Coffey (Chair)
Diretor, INDECS Insurance Consultants
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James Chicken
Managing Director, Energy, BMS Group
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Huw Turner
Director - Renewable Energy, Price Forbes
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09:45
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Energy Transition and the Need for Standardisation in the Insurance Industry
What is the Energy Transition? How Fast are Things Changing? Traditional Ways of Working. Standardised Way of Working. Working Examples of What Standardisation Looks Like.
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Daniel Gumsley
Account Manager, Marsh
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10:15
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Networking Break
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10:45-11:30
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Masterclasses
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Testing the Big One - SGT 9000HL 20+ Months on Grid
Chaired by Envista Forensics
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Frank-Peter Schneider
Business Developer, Siemens
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Liz Peterson
Vice President, International Forensics, Envista Forensics
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Is Wind Mirroring the Development of Upstream Energy?
A detailed comparison of the development of the upstream energy industry and the technology, against that being developed by the wind industry. Including discussion and thought leadership around lessons that can be learned from the past to de-risk the future.
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Daniel Sim
Renewables Lead, Offshore Construction, Associate Director, Captial Consulting International
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Insurance Aspects of the European Union Emissions Trading System
A detailed discussion of the insurance aspects of the EU ETS, includng a review of the developments to date and recent changes to the EU EETS. A key takeaway from the session will be the considerations that both underwriters and claim professionals should consider when dealing with a client subject to the riles of the EU ETS.
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Lee Swain
Partner, MDD Forensic Accountants
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Kat Wilson
Forensic Accountant, MDD Forensic Accountants
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AIRMIC / HSF
Risk Managers Meeting - By Invitation Only
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11:40-12:25
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Masterclasses
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The Margin Fluctuation Clause and Other Downstream Claim Issues
Discussion of the Margin Fluctuation Clause in practice and commentary on various claims related issues in relation to downstream energy losses.
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Michel Krenzer
Global Leader - Onshore Energy, SCOR
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Justin Crick
Partner, Baker Tilly
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Balancing the Power Market
Recent experience in the UK infrastructure has illustrated significant challenges with maintaining the provision of power. This topical session will look at all the issues around maintaining the balance in a world where renewable power now plays a significant part. This session will consider methods of maintaining the balance including battery technology and the challenges raised will be relevant to all power distributuon networks around the globe.
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Paul Bates
Director, Lloyd Warwick International
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Sam Foster
Director, Lloyd Warwick International
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Daniel Granberg
Adjuster, Lloyd Warwick International
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Where Will Hydrogen Take Us?
Many countries around the world are looking at how far Hydrogen can take them in the race to meet their climate change commitments. In this session, we look at the progress made in relation to green and blue hydrogen production, the technology involved, the prospects for Hydrogen distribution and storage, and finally, what are the risks for the insurance industry?
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Eibhlin Powell
Associate Director - Natural Resources, Charles Taylor Adjusting
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Doug Scott
Risk Engineering & Technical Consultant, Charles Taylor Adjusting
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12:30
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Lunch
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13:30
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Energy Transition – An Evolving Risk Landscape for Customers and Markets
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Lesley Harding
Global Head of Energy, Liberty Specialty Markets
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Stanley Cochrane
Head of Energy Transformation, Howdens
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Matt Rowland
Lead Risk & Insurance Specialist, Orsted
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Michael Dodd
Global Account Director, DNV
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14:10
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Energy Crisis Redux: Repeat of the 1970's or a Short, Bumpy Road to Green?
The global economy's emergence from the COVID-19 pandemic suffered major setbacks in 2021 as snarled supply chains worldwide stymied production, wreaked havoc in labor markets and sparked a sharp acceleration in inflation. Energy markets are among those most profoundly impacted. Although the world's energy supply is much more diversified today than during the energy crises of the 1970's, the financial pain to consumers and businesses is no less real in 2021 than it was half a century ago. Soaring oil, gas and coal prices bely the -Age of Energy Abundance- in place a few short years ago. Yet despite hundreds of billions of dollars in investment in low carbon future, the world today remains suprisingly vulnerable to the vagaries of energy economics and politics, not unlike those of decades past. This presentation will examine the current state of global energy markets, identify the sources of its current turmoil, seek lessons from the past and identify likely paths forward.
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Robert Hartwig
Clinical Associate Professor of Finance and Insurance & Director, Risk and Uncertainty Management Center
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14:50
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Claims Handling - Has Lockdown Changed the Way We Service Claims?
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Rob Powell
Global Chief Claims Officer, Marsh
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Allison Thiel
Director, Lloyd Warwick International
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Erman Hassan
Senior Energy Claims Adjuster, QBE Insurance
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Adrian McAndrew
Major Loss Claims Adjuster, AIG
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15:20
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Networking Break
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15:50
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ESG - Evolution of the Market to Meet Evolving Client Needs
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Euan Nicolson (Host)
Global Energy CCO, Energy Transition Group Leaser UK, AON
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Frank Streidl
Head of Energy, Marine & Construction, Zurich
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Rachel Delhaise
Head of Sustainability, Convex
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16:30
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What is Going on With Oil Refineries Around The World?
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Hugh Kennaway
Director, MatthewsDaniel
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16:55
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Leading Change: Your Critical Role in a Post-Pandemic World
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Katherine Bryant
Managing Director, The Progress Partnership Limited
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17:40
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Conference Overview
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Richard Foulger
Head of Claims, AEGIS London
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17:45
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End
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