Overview

Businesses that rely on solar energy can be at risk of low power generation due to cloudiness or inclement weather causing low solar irradiance. Arbol's parametric insurance offers protection against revenue losses that stem from low solar irradiance, providing peace of mind with customized coverage.

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  • Global (Outside of USA)
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Who can benefit
  • Utility-scale solar power plants
  • Commercial rooftop solar panel installations
  • Solar equipment manufacturers 
  • Energy storage facilities 
  • Off-grid solar system operators

How it works

Using ERA5 land surface solar radiation downwards hourly data, our coverage makes insureds eligible for loss payments if cumulative solar irradiance falls below the pre-selected trigger, helping manage financial risks associated with low solar irradiance.

An example structure

For informational purposes only. Actual coverage may vary by carrier.
Context

Jason operates a remote lodge and resort that relies on an off-grid solar panel system for energy. If there is abnormal cloudiness or inclement weather for a prolonged period of time, Jason will incur significant costs to use backup generators or cancel reservations due to a lack of ability to provide hospitality services.

Contract structure
Client
Off-grid solar panel system
location
Breckenridge, Colorado
peril
Lack of solar irradiance
full limit recovery
0 kilowatt hours per square meter
Payouts Based on
Cumulative solar irradiance
limit
$50,000
payout table example
x% for Cat 3 within 30 miles
y% for Cat 4 within 20 miles
z% for Cat 5 within 10 miles
Daily threshold
limit paid at
Payment per kwh per sq meter
$1,000
time period
6/1 - 8/31
Coverage trigger
50 kilowatt hours per square meter
data source
National Hurricane Center
Payout profile

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