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Adaptive Insurance Launches AI-Powered Platform For Climate Risks

AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As climate change intensifies, businesses across the U.S. are grappling with unprecedented risks, particularly power outages, that collectively drain $150 billion from the economy each year. Adaptive Insurance, a new parametric insurance platform, launched today with a mission to change how businesses safeguard against climate risks. The company’s flagship insurance product, GridProtect, will offer immediate, technology-driven financial relief from the impacts of...

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