Rising contractor errors and defects behind two thirds of offshore wind insurance claims – renewables insurer GCube
Energy Disrupter
Contractor errors and defects caused nearly two thirds of global insurance claims for offshore wind construction between 2013 and 2022, according to a new report by renewables underwriter GCube, which warned of pressure caused by ‘boom and bust’ cycles.
by Robyn White
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