Stay Connected  Special Report: Construction project costs
increase due to risk insurance  According to the latest studies,
refining and petrochemical companies will have to pay more for
risk insurance on upcoming engineering and construction,
although help is on the way.Recent global events, including an
increase in worldwide terrorism, the insolvencies of several
high-profile energy firms, and various war risks, along with the
continuing troubles caused by asbestos and environmental losses,
have necessitated an increase in the cost of risk coverage due
to varying degrees of restrictions on insurance and reinsurance
capacity and coverage. This increase includes newbuild projects
as well as ongoing business operations."All large projects are
having more difficulty obtaining ful...  Why Register?   Why
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