Geothermy

Howden develops a unique geothermal specialty to best assist energy providers and independents in their insurance needs.

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Insure your geothermal business

• Accidental damage

• Business interruption

• Third-party liability

• Mechanical and electrical breakdowns

Our clients

Developers of innovative energy solutions (among our references: Celsius, geothermal subsidiary of SLB formerly Schlumberger)
Geothermal production companies (among our references: Coriance, Bantu Energy, Coso Geothermal)
Drilling companies (among our references: Arverne Drilling)

Why choose Howden?

Geothermal energy is a market that generates little interest in France. Our specialists are former engineers and drillers with great technical expertise and excellent knowledge of your risks and challenges.

Collaboration with leading international insurance companies: to build a product tailored to market needs

 Close collaboration between our renewable energy and enterprise risk departments.

Unique coverage adapted to all stages of site development.
Risk management related to geothermal energy essential in defining insurance coverage, with each project being unique.
Specific and strategic access to capacities in the network.
Access to specific texts.
Very strong technical expertise.

Key figures

88,9 TWh

That's how much geothermal electricity was generated worldwide in 2018¹.

280 M€

of added value in 2019²

¹La géothermie en chiffres, EDF report

²Le Syndicat des énergies renouvelables

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Caroline Haquet

Director of Energy Product Line Development

Caroline Haquet

Director of Energy Product Line Development

Caroline Haquet, an accomplished graduate from the French Institute of Petroleum and Engines, holds the position of Director of Energy Product Line Development. With a diverse background at Shell, she gained experience as an engineer in Siberia, a geophysicist in the Gulf of Mexico and Brazil, and a geological engineer in Nigeria and the Netherlands.

Joining Scor Group in 2011 as an Offshore Underwriter, Caroline later assumed leadership of the Offshore Department in 2017, overseeing a team in London and Paris. In 2021, she joined Marsh Group, driving the establishment and growth of the Energy & Power practice in France and the Hydrogen Europe practice.

Caroline Haquet's expertise and dedication continue to shape the future of the energy industry, inspiring transformative solutions.