Ultimate power, ultimate responsibility
Power companies are failing to insure their stations for a high enough amount and with rising production material costs a major failure could be extremely expensive, as Sam Barrett reports
Power companies are leaving themselves exposed by massively underestimating the value of their properties. According to a market report published by Willis this June, many companies in this sector are
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