Energy
The complex risks of the energy sector are constantly evolving. From exploration of new and untapped energy fields to developing alternative forms of energy.
TMK are at the forefront of this with a specialist team providing protection against physical loss, damage and business interruption.
We offer physical damage coverage including operational, construction and installation for fixed platforms, pipelines and cables, offshore mobile drilling units, offshore sub-sea and surface production systems, oilfield equipment and land rigs.
LINE SIZE
USD200m
Maximum combined line size
OUR COVER
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Physical damage
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Vessel conversion risks
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Control of well/operators’ extra expense; drilling and production, onshore and offshore
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Associated third party liability
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Business interruption (BI) and contingent BI
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Delay in start-up of projects (DSU)
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Delay in delivery of vessels from building or conversion
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Alex Barnes
Departmental Head of Marine & Energy
Marine & Energy
London
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LATEST NEWS
Tokio Marine Kiln bolsters Energy team with appointment of Scott Collier
10 September 2026
London 10 September 2026: Tokio Marine Kiln (TMK), a leading specialist insurer, today announced the appointment of Scott Collier as Underwriter, further strengthening its underwriting capabilities and commitment to delivering specialist solutions to clients and brokers.
TMK appoints Alex Barnes as Departmental Head of Marine & Energy
01 July 2026
London, 1 July 2026: Tokio Marine Kiln (TMK), a leading international specialty insurer, today announced the appointment of Alex Barnes as Departmental Head of Marine & Energy. Barnes has led the department on an interim basis since January 2026 and takes up the role permanently with immediate effect.
Asia’s manufacturers face uninsured cyber physical damage risk as insurance lags exposure
25 June 2026
Singapore, 25 June 2026: Manufacturers across Asia-Pacific face potential uninsured losses as cyber-attacks increasingly target industrial systems, exposing a mismatch between where global manufacturing risk is concentrated and where insurance protection is most developed, according to leading specialist insurer, Tokio Marine Kiln (TMK).