This webinar will explore how the industry is adapting to changing priorities around waste reduction, mitigation-first approaches, and resilient rebuilding practices, while also addressing the unintended consequences that can arise from “going green”.
As organisations face increasing pressure to rebuild assets in a more sustainable and resilient way following loss events, risk managers and insurers are navigating a rapidly evolving landscape of policy interpretation, reinstatement expectations, and emerging property risks.
This webinar will explore:
- How the industry is adapting to changing priorities around waste reduction and mitigation-first approaches whilst examining current thinking around policy wording adaptation and claims philosophies.
- The practical application of resilience during reinstatement projects, from material selection, partial versus total reinstatement decisions and the impact of changing building regulations.
- The hidden and evolving risks associated with sustainable technologies and altered building dynamics, including electric vehicle infrastructure, solar panels, and future property exposures that risk professionals should consider when planning resilient recovery strategies.
By the end of the session, you will be able to:
- Explain how policy wordings and claims approaches are evolving to support mitigation-first and sustainability-led reinstatement strategies.
- Identify key considerations when applying resilience principles during property reinstatement, including material selection, repair methodologies, and regulatory compliance.
- Describe the operational and property risk implications associated with sustainable building adaptations and emerging technologies such as EV charging infrastructure and solar installations.
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