Insuring Hydrogen Infrastructure: Outlook, Technology, Risk Mitigation, Underwriting and Claims

Nuria  Farinas; Isabel  Escobar-E; Lui R Terry; Mattias  Rosengren; Carl  Dill; Franco  D’Andrea; et al

Insuring Hydrogen Infrastructure: Outlook, Technology, Risk Mitigation, Underwriting and Claims

Nuria Farinas, Isabel Escobar-E, Lui R Terry, Mattias Rosengren, Carl Dill, Franco D’Andrea, et al

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The intention of this document is to provide Underwriters, Risk Engineers and interested members of the insurance community with relevant insights about hydrogen technology, associated risk drivers, mitigation measures, considerations while analyzing risk and structuring cover as well as assessing claims and relevant wordings.

In the race for decarbonizing energy production and heavy industries, hydrogen will play a key role as energy carrier and feedstock. New developments, projects, ideas are announced daily.

In knowledge that many statements may become obsolete in a near future our team focused on risk and implications for the insurance industry.

This paper is not intended to be digested at once, but rather to serve as reference while assessing new risks and technologies. Technical assessments, checklists and tools are provided in the Annex.

The comments and opinions expressed in this IMIA publication are those of the individual contributors alone at the time of publication. They do not purport to reflect the opinions or views of any entity employing or otherwise affiliated with the contributors.

Original language	English
Pages	1-140
Number of pages	140
Specialist publication	IMIA Insights
Publisher	International Association of Engineering Insurers (IMIA)
Publication status	Published - 8 Jun 2022

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Farinas, N., Escobar-E, I., Terry, L. R., Rosengren, M., Dill, C., D’Andrea, F., de la Cruz Torres, J. & al, E., 19 Sept 2022, IMIA Working Group Papers (WGP), 127, 22 58 p.
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