Cost-Cap insurance policies pay for costs that exceed the estimated cost of a remedial plan. These policies typically have large “co-insurance” and deductible provisions, so that the insured must still pay a significant portion of the cost overruns. Policies are also available to cover contractors and consultants for environmental liabilities.
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