Battery Energy Storage Systems

An insurance program that brings much-needed capacity to battery developers and operators in the U.S. and internationally.

The International Energy Agency expects the total value of the battery market to reach at least $330B by 2030. 

 

Batteries are a growing solution to manage the shift to low-carbon and electrified power grids. However; as the pace of these battery projects increases, so does the need for insurance solutions that are fully charged. 

NARDAC, a specialist energy and infrastructure MGA, offers a battery energy storage system (BESS) insurance program that provides battery developers and operators the coverage they need for a wide range of BESS projects. 

Why Nardac

With a team that spans, engineering, underwriting and claims, we’re able to translate our technical understanding of evolving cell chemistries and types; the more granular battery management systems (BMS) now available; and the increasing energy density of cabinets into comprehensive insurance offerings that protect our energy future. 

Coverage highlights

  • Operational Property Damage and Business Interruption coverage for battery energy storage systems
  • Natural catastrophe coverage available
  • Lender-compliant terms 

Broad appetite

  • LFP or NMC chemistry
  • All cell suppliers & integrators
  • Can offer 100% insurance solutions for projects under $25M TIV

Target clients 

  • Projects in the US, UK and Australia
  • Projects of any size, from micro-grid installations to utility-scale mega projects

 

Contacts

Hannah Webb
+44 (0) 777 469 2827
Hannah.webb@nardac.om

Tom Harries
+44 (0) 791 858 8602
Tom.harries@nardac.com

Jatin Sharma
949-877-2794
Jatin.sharma@nardac.com

 

Battery Energy Storage Systems Insurance Program Key Details

 

Availability

  • This program is available in all 50 states, the U.K. and Australia

Limits

  • Up to $50M per location 

Carrier

  • AM Best “A” rated
  • Non-admitted 

Submissions requirements

  • Statement of values
  • Site layout
  • 12-month estimated revenues