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Book Title: Managing the Risk of Offshore Oil and Gas Accidents
Editor(s): Handl, Günther; Svendsen, Kristoffer
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Section: Chapter 9
Section Title: The role of insurance in offshore oil and gas operations
Author(s): Gürses, Özlem
Number of pages: 30
Abstract/Description:
On the commercial side of offshore oil and gas operations, the number of different parties involved is vast. Thus, different types of contracts, made by different parties, concern different phases of the operations which, in the end, produce the oil or gas ready to be distributed. Given the nature of the business, the risk of harm to either people, properties or to the environment is very high. As is almost always the case, the insurance of the different interests and liabilities involved in such operations plays a crucial role in these activities. This chapter provides an overview of the types of insurance taken out in respect of the operation of offshore oil and gas installations by highlighting the features of those contracts that are specific to such operations.
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