Upstream and Offshore Energy Insurance 3rd Edition

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Upstream and Offshore Energy Insurance 3rd Edition

By David Sharp
Witherby Seamanship International February 2021

Specifications

ISBN-13
9781856099059
Publisher
Witherby Seamanship International
Publication
February 2021
Format
Hardback
Jurisdiction
U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

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Offshore energy insurance has, to a large degree, been based upon the traditional principles and practices established in the marine insurance market. However it has, in time, evolved into a distinct brand offering products that are unique to the insurance industry and tailor-made to the energy industry. This publication is a comprehensive study on offshore energy insurance. It provides understanding of the products that have been developed by the insurance industry to provide financial support.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. History and Development of the Offshore Insurance Market
Chapter 2. Exploration 1 – Background
Chapter 3. Exploration 2 – Insurances on Mobile Offshore Drilling Units (MODUs)
Chapter 4. Exploration 3 – Control of Well Insurance
Chapter 5. Offshore Construction (1)
Chapter 6. Offshore Construction (2) – Essential Principles
Chapter 7. Offshore Construction 3 – The WELCAR 2001 Policyform – General Conditions and Physical
Chapter 8. Offshore Construction (4) – The WELCAR 2001 Policy Form – Terms and Conditions for Section 1
Chapter 9. Offshore Construction 5
Chapter 10. Operating Insurance 1 – Principal Considerations
Chapter 11. Operating Insurance 2 – Physical Damage Wordings
Chapter 12. Operating Insurance
Chapter 13. Business Interruption, Delay in Start-up and Loss of Hire
Chapter 14. Offshore Liability Risks
Chapter 15. Pollution Insurance
Chapter 16. The Mutual Entities – Oiland Ocil513
Chapter 17. War, Terrorists and Political Risk
Chapter 18. Decommissioning and Abandonment
Appendix A. WELCAR 2001
Appendix B. Energy Exploration and Development Insurance
Appendix C. London Standard Platform Form
Appendix D. London Market Offshore Mobile Unit Form
Appendix E. Loss of Production Income
Appendix F. Excess Liability Claims Made Policy – LSW 244
Appendix G. Oil and Gas Well Drilling Tools Floater Form (All Risks)
Appendix H. Offshore Facilities Limited Terrorist Cover, Form 2
Photograph Credits
Index
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