The day the sky caught fire and other energy losses

In this IIL marine & energy lecture Robert Glynn ACII analysed some of the world's largest onshore energy losses since 1974 and the lessons that today's insurers can learn from these accidents.

Robert commenced his lecture with a film that was made after the LPG storage explosions in Mexico City in 1984, and his presentation discussed this loss and other major onshore energy related losses from 1974 through to the present day.

By the end of this lecture members would have gained an insight into:

By reviewing the major energy losses over the last 44 years, a better understanding may be had of:

• Why things go wrong
• What to look out for
• What can be learnt by others' mistakes

Speaker Bio:
Robert has spent more than 35 years providing onshore risk management and insurance advice to energy, powers and mining companies throughout the world. He has lectured extensively within the insurance, legal and energy communities, written many papers and co-authored CII ASG textbooks and IMIA technical papers.

Chair:
John Wallace ACII, M.INstE, M.Spe, Price Forbes & Partners Limited.

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