The energy transition needs a risk transition

Renewables are now critical infrastructure for the energy mix. With higher asset values and increasing exposure, natural catastrophe losses are on the rise. But with technology-specific vulnerabilities, limited claims history and unique peril characteristics, traditional models aren't built for renewable asset risk. The real risk is uncertainty. This session will explore how the industry can deliver change to better manage the risk of natural catastrophes to renewable energy infrastructure. 

Throughout this session, speakers will:

• Examine the causes behind increasing losses in the renewable energy industry

• Explore what makes modelling renewable asset exposure so tricky

• Highlight the latest advances bringing challenges and opportunities to risk modelling

• Discuss how the likes of AI, increased collaboration, and an asset-first approach could realistically impact natcat risk modelling in the future.

Attendance is by invitation only. To request a seat, please complete the form.