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| HRD Training Prog No | 10001350354 |
| Date & Time | 19 – 20 January 2026, 9.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m. |
| Registration Deadline | 12 January 2026 |
| Learning Format | In-Person Training |
Overview
The need for understanding Green Energy project risks becomes more crucial as challenging exposures are being brought in by the Malaysian and ASEAN energy players. This is also known as Renewable Energy. There are various techniques and procedures in place relating to such green energy and the governments in the ASEAN region now encourage further such power initiatives. Solar power farms, for example, are new in the region and more such developments are being planned. Meanwhile, the use of solar panels on residential & commercial building roof tops are getting popular. Hydro power projects are also quite popular in Asia and complies to the green energy theme!
CAR/ EAR Underwriters also need to appreciate the technical aspects of these green energy project risks to evaluate the exposure effectively. Concerns on the planning, design & construction phases of the Solar Farms, Wind and Hydro Power Plants are equally important to consider.
This exciting and interactive course with a site visit intends to highlight and share those key features to help secure better risks for the Reinsurer and hence support the Client/ Brokers’ needs more effectively.
Recommended For
Ideally with at least 2 years of work experience & involvement in engineering project insurance:
- Underwriters
- Claims personnel
- Marketeers
- Risk engineers
- Brokers & reinsurer brokers
- Reinsurers
- Executives in the legal & financial space serving the power development markets
- Loss adjusters or related field with at least 2 years of work experience & involvement in engineering project insurances
Learning Outcome
- Appreciate the technical challenges in developing green energy projects in Malaysia & in the ASEAN region
- Understand the basic principles of risk management relating to green energy project initiatives
- Highlight the typical features of the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) relating to Utility industry in Malaysia & the ASEAN community
- Identify good engineering practices relating to wind/ solar/ hydro power projects and its ideal risk improvement recommendations
- Consider the values of risk survey and relate it to exposures of particular green power project risk in relation to the CAR / EAR policies and project delay coverages (ALOP/DSU)
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Dates
19/01/2026
Two-Day Classroom
Fees
Normal Fee: Individual
Aii Member:
RM 1,800/USD 410
Non-Member:
RM 2,000/USD 455
Normal Fee: Group of 3 pax
Aii Member:
RM 1,700/USD 390
Non-Member:
RM 1,900/USD 435
Meet The Expert
| IR. POOBA MAHALINGAM Regional Risk Consultant – Singapore |
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Pooba is a Regional Risk Consultant based in Singapore with 30 over years of practical experience in risk/ insurance. Pooba is a professional engineer and operates under “Talent Asia Training & Consulting” of Singapore. He is specialized in the insurance space with special focus on engineering/ property insurance and risk management aspects.
Pooba is a regular lecturer with the Singapore College of Insurance (SCI) and the Malaysian Insurance Institute (MII). He is also the Author of a MII publication entitled, “Engineering Insurance”. Besides training, Pooba also undertakes property risk surveys and provides consultancy services to various clients in Malaysia, Singapore and in the following regions: Asia, Middle East & Africa.