ECIC covers contractors on green energy jobs
Electrical Contractors’ Insurance Company (ECIC) has launched a Renewable Energy product specifically designed for the green energy industry.
The offering covers employers’ liability, public and products liability, professional indemnity, contractors’ all risks, all risks property, business interruption, money and goods in transit.
According to the provider, the new policy is suitable for contractors operating in the domestic and light commercial marketplace who specialise in the installation of renewable energies such as solar energy, hydro-electricity, air source heat pumps and rainwater harvesting.
Richard Forrest-Smith, chief
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