Carl Ratcliffe
Recycling, Utilities, UK Mining and Nuclear Industry Practice Leader
Delivering on the transition to a net-zero economy and firming up commitments and strategies to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals will be a challenge.
Consumers are demanding more from suppliers and requiring heightened innovation to deliver improved services. Achieving public confidence and affordability in the face of cost pressures will drive an increased focus on digitisation. Against a complex regulatory framework that is flexing to meet the needs of customers and the environment, anticipating and adapting to uncertainty and change will be critical.
We can advise you on risk exposures and insurance solutions to ensure you successfully achieve your objectives. Those businesses that can adapt and innovate will be the ones that thrive in this transformational era.
The environmental, societal, technological and political trends most likely to put water and energy companies’ businesses at risk.
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Explore our video series on challenges in the utilities sector: cyber-crime, supply chain and people risk, with findings from our 2024 Utilities Risk Report.
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The environmental, societal, technological and political trends most likely to put water and energy companies’ businesses at risk.
12/06/2023
Marsh has once again partnered with Utility Week in contributing to the Utilities Risk Report, which examines the evolving risk landscape facing UK Utilities.
Property damage and business interruption, including machinery breakdown, employers liability, public liability, motor, cyber, marine hull and ship owners, D&O, crime, professional indemnity, and PA Travel.
Recycling, Utilities, UK Mining and Nuclear Industry Practice Leader