Climate Technology Insurance

Climate tech companies are tackling some of the world’s most pressing challenges, from renewable energy to carbon capture solutions. Relm is equipped to deliver climate tech insurance built to meet the needs of organizations driving the industry forward. Our insurance is designed to help the top climate technology companies protect their operations, address exposures, and contribute to a sustainable future.

Climate Tech Coverage Built for Innovators

Climate Technology Risks

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Project Delays and Disruptions

Large-scale climate initiatives can face setbacks like resource shortages, geopolitical events, or logistical breakdowns. Climate technology company insurance helps mitigate financial impacts and keeps projects on track.
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Equipment and Infrastructure Damage

Critical systems like solar panels or wind turbines, or energy storage systems face risks from extreme weather events, wear and tear, or manufacturing defects. Climate tech business insurance protects these assets against loss or downtime.
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Investor and Stakeholder Liabilities

Businesses navigating funding rounds or sustainability reporting face unique accountability challenges. As with any new industry, new and previously unseen risks emerge with each technological advance. Common issues can include disputes over greenwashing allegations or conflicts arising from misreported ESG metrics. Climate business insurance provides coverage for these exposures, ensuring compliance and operational confidence.
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Accountability in Carbon Credit Markets

Climate tech companies engaged in carbon offset projects or trading face unique risks, including regulatory scrutiny, disputes over offset legitimacy, and challenges like double-counting credits or unauthorized project replication. Relm’s coverage supports businesses in managing compliance and maintaining stakeholder confidence in this rapidly evolving market.
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Emerging Material Risk in Battery Technology

The push for advanced energy storage involves experimentation — often with novel materials like solid-state electrolytes or rare earth elements. These innovations can lead to unexpected failures, supply chain bottlenecks, or safety concerns, like thermal runaway in experimental batteries. Relm’s coverage supports climate tech companies by providing the financial resilience necessary to navigate liabilities tied to their advancements.