Skytek Energy uses ground-breaking Earth Observation (EO) technology to meet the needs of energy companies and insurers in the oil, gas, coal and renewable solar and shore wind sectors, both onshore and offshore.
Our unique approach supports the (re)Insurance Industry in evaluating their exposure for onshore and offshore energy assets and their Environmental, Societal and Governance (ESG) compliance.
Skytek’s Energy tool captures all insurer participation in offshore energy insurance and reinsurance by supporting Upstream, Midstream and Downstream risk assessment and reporting.
We work to reduce risk for upstream operators, such as oil rig owners, well operators, contractors and service companies.
We provide in-depth analysis and monitoring of support vessel activity involved in midstream operations. This includes transport, whether by pipeline, rail, barge, oil tanker or truck, as well as businesses and partnerships engaged in storage and wholesale marketing of crude or refined petroleum products.
The final part of the oil and gas vertical, involving refining and processing of petroleum crude oil, as well as the marketing and distribution of products derived from crude oil and natural gas.
Offshore oil rigs are among the most complex commercial risks to provide insurance. Exposed to a unique combination of harsh environmental conditions and complex and high-risk operational processes during drilling, extraction, and processing, the offshore industry has developed high safety standards and a low record of loss events. Still, when incidents do occur, loss quantum can be substantial.
Offshore oil rigs are among the most complex commercial risks to provide insurance. Exposed to a unique combination of harsh environmental conditions and complex and high-risk operational processes during drilling, extraction, and processing, the offshore industry has developed high safety standards and a low record of loss events. Still, when incidents do occur, loss quantum can be substantial.
Skytek’s REACT Energy & Environment tool captures all insurer participation in offshore energy insurance and reinsurance by supporting upstream and midstream risk assessment and reporting.
Exploration, drilling and production bring together a large formation of platforms and subsea equipment in each oil field. Furthermore, oil rigs are frequently decommissioned and stored until demand and prices improve, depending on the oil price evolution. Due to lowering utilisation and the corresponding increase in ‘warm and cold stacking’ of oil rigs, ‘large clusters’ of oil rigs are often stored in high-density regions between activations. This accumulation generates potentially more significant exposure to insurance/reinsurance companies should an event occur. Statistics in the industry indicate that claim-associated events are more frequent during the reactivation process.