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Energy & Power

Companies in the energy, power, and renewable energy sectors can better manage volatility and achieve operational and financial success through our expert risk management advice and solutions.

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.

Publication

100 largest losses in the hydrocarbon industry

Analyze the 100 largest property damage losses from the hydrocarbon extraction, transport, and processing industries between 1974 and 2023.

Featured insights

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Article

04/28/2025

Wildfire liability: Proactive strategies for utilities and infrastructure

Wildfires pose liability risks for utilities. Proactive strategies, including risk assessment and crisis planning, are essential for mitigation.

Wind turbines at the countryside in summer day, aerial view.

Podcast

04/01/2025

Risk in Context Podcast: Insurance’s critical role in a successful energy transition

In this episode our hosts discuss the numerous risks that energy and power organizations face and the important role of the insurance industry in helping these businesses address their risks and continue to innovate. They also share some of the key learnings from last month’s CERAWeek.

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Article

03/20/2025

Managing steel and aluminum tariff uncertainties

On March 12, 2025, the US government announced new 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, deepening ongoing concerns about the potential implications for global trade and domestic industries.

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US leadership

Michael Kolodner

Michael Kolodner

Energy & Power Leader

  • United States

Global leadership

Andrew George

Andrew George

Global Head of Energy & Power

  • United Kingdom