As the global population grows and energy demands increase, clean technology companies are critical to the global economy. Being prepared for the changing risk landscape is more important than ever.
As Climate Tech businesses innovate for the future, they face unique risks due to both the unprecedented nature of their operations and the urgency of scaling for the low-carbon transition.
These are the companies developing the cutting-edge products, services, and technologies necessary to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and protect Earth’s natural resources during the energy transition.
The operational profiles of Climate Tech companies are complex and their spectrum of risk exposures is broad. Climate Tech companies span all major industries including energy, food, manufacturing, transportation, and technology. With Chubb’s expertise in the Climate Tech industry, clients can trust our support to help protect their organisations.
Companies innovating in building automation, energy-efficient heating and cooling equipment, alternative materials, industrial processes and recycling.
Companies developing alternative proteins, precision agriculture, and vertical farming equipment manufacturers.
Solar, wind, hydro and geothermal power companies, including suppliers, manufacturers, developers and installers.
Companies involved in Carbon Capture and Storage, including climate-related industry associations, consultants, research and development, incubators and innovation labs.
Companies involved in Electric Vehicle components, charging stations, and charging infrastructure, decarbonisation of equipment, and micro-mobility.
Companies developing new emerging battery technology or manufacturing Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), including alternatives storage, fuel cells, and smart grids.
Demystifying Climate Tech
A burger made of seaweed, a car that can give extra electricity back to the grid, a hydrogen-powered truck or power plant are all possible thanks to climate technologies. Such technologies are critical in the transition toward a net zero economy.
Helping Clients Advance the Transition to Net Zero
On the road to net zero, companies must focus on immediate risks while also working to transform their organisations to develop new climate technologies.
