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Renewable energy becomes key as hurricanes and wildfires increase demand for coverage in this competitive market.

Ophelia, the 10th straight Atlantic tropical storm to become a hurricane, is moving northeast and will approach Ireland on Monday before moving over Scotland.

Brokers take advantage of business created by the renewable-energy market.

While not every producer is savvy in underwriting the ever-evolving risks attached to the domestic energy market, one thing is certain: It's a boom time.

For producers and carriers looking for opportunities in the energy sector, one word sums up where a lot of the growth is occurring: alternative. Click to read the perspectives of several of the top minds on Energy insurance and the forward edge of alternative energy.

As the economy begins to turn, competition in Transportation and Construction coverage are heating up the Inland Marine Specialty Insurance segment.

The massive and global expansion of demand for wind turbines is good news for manufacturers. But, naturally, these manufacturers, whether large original-equipment manufacturers or smaller component-parts producers, also face a number of risks which can cripple a company wlacking the proper coverage.

The growth of alternative energies like wind power represents a burgeoning opportunity for many in the insurance industry. Read about the states where wind power is large and growing.