MS Amlin teams up with Altelium on battery energy storage insurance

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MS Amlin Underwriting has partnered with insurtech Altelium to launch a battery energy storage system construction all risk and operational all risk insurance solution.

The proposition is available to UK general insurance brokers and according to MS Amlin has been launched as part of its commitment to supporting sustainability.

The partnership will offer insurance capacity to support clients that build and operate energy storage facilities of all sizes.

Specialist business Altelium offers insurance for batteries, underpinned by real-time AI-powered data analytics, the Lloyd’s insurer detailed.

It added that the new arrangement had been designed to help solve

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