On one hand, rapid investment in battery storage is essential for grid reliability and renewable integration; on the other, insurers and energy companies are constrained by outdated, labor-intensive risk assessment procedures that lack consistency, transparency, and speed.

This tension creates a bottleneck—projects grind to a halt while stakeholders argue about safety, liability, and financial exposure, directly impeding energy transition goals.

Insurers lack access to granular, real-time performance, usage, and incident data from diverse storage technologies, resulting in opaque, case-by-case underwriting.

This is compounded by an absence of digital platforms and industry-wide metrics to benchmark, process, and continuously update risk profiles at scale.

Manual, consultant-led risk evaluations and proprietary actuarial models.

These approaches are slow, error-prone, and ill-equipped to ingest novel data, failing to keep pace with technological advances and market needs.