Energi of Canada has launched a new property & casualty program for energy construction. The new energy construction program offers risk management services and insurance coverage for contractors in the following segments:
- Water/sewer and excavation contractors
- Cable, TV, telephone, and power line contractors
- Water/test well and geothermal contractors
- Electrical contractors
- Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) and plumbing contractors
- Gasoline station service contractors
- Renewable energy contractors
- Oilfield services contractors
- Energy savings contractors
As in the U.S., Energi’s program in Canada will be offered only to companies who exhibit a commitment to loss prevention and who implement industry best practices. The program will first be offered in Ontario, and will expand to other provinces in the coming months.
Energi of Canada is a subsidiary and the international program arm of Energi, a provider of specialized insurance programs to more than 1,000 energy companies in the U.S. This will be Energi’s third productive offering in Canada, joining the companies Fuel Distribution and Fuel Transportation insurance coverage. Energi of Canada also offers Alternative Energy Solutions (AES) programs that deliver protections for alternative energy and energy efficiency projects.
According to Tony Passarelli, Energi of Canada’s vice president of Distribution, the company hopes to continue its international growth and eventually offer its full coverage line to clients throughout North America.”
Energi is a Peabody, Mass.-based industrial reinsurance company that specializes in providing risk management and insurance products to over 1,000 energy companies the U.S. and Canada.
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