Title: Sixteen and Stronger Than Ever
1Kevin Matthews AIG Environmental Director of
Governmental Relations Washington, DC
202-861-8674 or kevin.matthews_at_aig.com
2Environmental Insurance Policies for Cleanup
- Pollution Legal Liability
- Cleanup Cost Cap
3Pollution Legal Liability (PLL) Select
- PLL Select provides environmental coverage for
- On and off-site pollution conditions for both
unknown pre-existing and new contamination - Coverage for known and unknown pollution
conditions not expected or required to be
remediated - Third party bodily injury, property damage
- First party Business Interruption Diminution
in value due to pollution conditions - Defense Coverage and
- Cleanup costs from pollution conditions arising
from pollution releases from - transported cargo
- non-owned disposal site liability
4Cleanup Cost Cap Program
Covers Remediation Cost Overruns for
- Actual contamination greater than estimated
- Offsite clean-up costs emanating from the covered
site - Change orders required by governmental
authorities - Clean-up costs arising unknown contamination
discovered as a result of executing the remedial
plan
5Cleanup Cost Cap (CCC)
- Cleanup Cost Cap manages the economic risk when
environmental remediation projects exceed the
expected costs. - By capping the cost of cleanup, CCC ensures that
unexpected costs are not assumed by the property
owner, investor or other interested party.
6 Cleanup Cost Cap
Actual Contamination
7 Cleanup Cost Cap
Remedial Plan
New Found Contamination
8Cleanup Cost Cap Program
C O I N S
Cost Overrun Coverage
LIMIT
Self-Insured Retention
Expected Cost
9PLL Select
- PLL Select can be written in conjunction with
Cleanup Cost Cap or as a separate policy to cover
liabilities outside the area of the remedial
action plan . . .
10Known And Unknown Coverage
Unknown
Site Boundaries
Cleanup Cost Cap
Pollution Legal Liability Select
Known
Unknown
Known But Not Actionable
11Partnership with Local Communities
- Create Subsidized Local Government Insurance
Program - Insure the Local Government to indemnify
developers - Pooling sites - within a community or several
communities for both public/private development
(also financial assurance for C/PC) - Use with entities that have mothballed sites
12Federal Funds for Insurance
- HUD CDBG/BEDI
- US EPA GRANTS
- New Brownfield Law
- 1.5M State Program development grants
- Up to 200m in Grants for FY 2006
- Non-profit entities can apply
- Can use funds to purchase EI
- Can use for petroleum sites
- EDA GRANTS
13Kevin Matthews AIG Environmental Director of
Governmental Relations Washington, DC
202-861-8674 or kevin.matthews_at_aig.com