As the global population grows and energy demands increase, alternative energy and clean technology companies like yours are more important to the global economy. But is your company prepared for the risks that could keep you from succeeding tomorrow?
Your success requires balancing a passion for innovation with the need to protect your company’s future against the most critical risks.
Whether you’re shipping solar panel components manufactured in China to the United States, assembling power systems for hybrid vehicles, or producing renewable energy at multiple locations throughout the world, your global business requires global insurance solutions to protect your investments and your people.
Our tool will help you review the issues and insurance solutions that relate to your industry segment and current life stage — and guide you toward addressing risks that could be on the horizon for your company.
Whether you’re deriving power from renewable energy sources, creating energy efficiency or addressing the scarcity of natural resources, Chubb is committed to helping businesses from all segments of clean technology succeed, including:
For more than three decades, Chubb has worked closely with alternative energy, technology, R&D and manufacturing companies throughout the world. Since 2012, Chubb has insured more than 50% of the U.S.-based Global Clean Tech 100, according to Cleantech Group. Chubb works with your agent or broker to apply our specialized, global perspective to your business risks.
Cleantech companies are now players in the world's most important industries: energy, food, manufacturing, and transportation. Growing population demands sustainability. In this report, Chubb provides risk insights as Cleantech executives look to the future and share their priorities and identify challenges.
Our risk engineers take the time to learn your business and provide practical guidance, based on our energy, technology, and manufacturing expertise. Learn more.
What clean tech companies may need to protect their businesses vary depending on their stage of growth. Learn more here.
Global energy demand is expected to rise by nearly 65% over the next 20 years. Are you prepared?