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Contractual Risk Transfer in Energy

Overview

The agreements between the parties involved in energy projects are various contract documents. These contracts impose duties, obligations, and liabilities on various parties. Although careful attention may be paid to the operational issues these contracts address, often little or no attention is given to their risk and insurance implications. This course examines the structure of contracting relationships and the key provisions in which responsibilities and liabilities are allocated to the contracting parties and suggests methods to equitably allocate these liabilities.   

Summary Details

Price

$149.00

This course is not subject to discount pricing.





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Learning Objectives

  • identify problematic energy contract provisions, and propose appropriate recommendations in the draft or negotiation of contract insurance requirements; 
  • identify gaps between contractually assumed liabilities and contractual liability insurance coverage, and assist in obtaining compliance with additional insured coverage requirements; and
  • identify suitable recommendations and strategies for fairly and legally allocating energy contract risks. 


Designed For:

Property and casualty risk, safety, insurance, and finance professionals


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Course Information

Adding additional credit may change exam requirements.

Access Period: 12 months
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Preparation: None
Delivery Method: Self-Study
PDF Download: Available
Provider of Record: WebCE
Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge
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Exam

Proctor: No
Passing Grade: 70
Questions: 50