Renewable Energy Credits & Carbon Offsets Liability Insurance

Introduction

Chemical substances – CO2, CH4, N2O, and SF6 – have a lot to answer for as greenhouse gases that permeate the air contribute to global warming. Although there is still no grand plan in place to reduce global emissions, some important steps in the right direction have been made. The European Emissions Trading Scheme is up and running and working well. In fact, the United States is looking to launch a similar foundation by the end of 2008. The transfer of efficient “Green” technologies to emerging countries is booming.

The insurance industry is being pushed to step-up and look at developing insurance products that will support and encourage further investment in renewable energy projects. An example of this is a specially tailored cover called Carbon Offsets Liability.

Posted on July 17, 2009 · in Learn

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July 17, 2009 at 12:52 pm

really does reduce carbon emissions! It is a shame our appliances don’t come with this built in!

July 18, 2009 at 3:53 pm

Our company currently has the coverage available to the U.S. market. Our underwriters will provide indemnification coverage for non-delivery of carbon creditp://nothingbutnet.canby.com/nbn_reg/index.phpts. In addition, we have put together products to meet the forest carbon permanence.

Please feel free to contact us at the above listed website.

Gus Kent

July 19, 2009 at 11:12 am

Here is my comment without site somehow pasted in middle of sentence.

Our company currently has the coverage available to the U.S. market. Our underwriters will provide indemnification coverage for non-delivery of carbon credit. In addition, we have put together products to meet the forest carbon permanence.

Please feel free to contact us at the .

Gus Kent

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