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The main areas of technological advancement, such as 5G, do not seem to be synonymous with green energy and can even frighten the most resistant. However, it is now possible to reconcile reliable and sustainable power with the increasingly strong demand for energy.
How do we balance the various loads to grid and the amount of available power to maximize efficiencies? How will industries and households meet these expectations? Our Construction & Energy teams support the future of new energies in the US: net zero emissions, investments in solar and battery equipment storage, wind farms or local production of individual electricity.
Isabelle has worked 25 years in the Construction world. She has en Engineering degrees obtained from Ecole Polytechnique and Ecole des Ponts et Chaussées in Paris.
She joined the insurance industry in 2001 as Construction Facultative underwriter with SCOR Business Solutions, managing strong lead placements around the world and developing the Engineering portfolio. She then developed in depth knowledge and practice of direct insurance through 8 years as Senior Underwriter and Practice leader at AXA Corporate Solutions in Paris. She is now back to SCOR Specialty Insurance as Global Head of Construction based in Zürich.
Matthew is based in NYC. He arrived at SCOR six years ago as Manager for the North America Construction team. Prior to this, he was Vice-President for the Underwriting Energy & Construction team at Liberty and for the Property Facultative team at Swiss Re. He has a Bachelor degree in Finance from the Xavier University - William College of Business, Cincinnati.
John Torres joined the SCOR Power & Energy Underwriting Team in Houston last January 2021. John started his career at Starr Insurance Companies as an Energy, Power Gen, and Construction Underwriter for over 6 years, his last position was Senior Underwriter for Latin America. He graduated with a Master's in Industrial Engineering from Texas A&M University.
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