Shining a Light on Solar Risk

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In this episode of Insurance Speak, KwH Analytics CEO Jason Kaminsky talks about jiw company's annual Solar Risk Assessment, a report that aims to advance the solar and renewable-energy storage industries. This research is designed intentionally for a non-technical financial community. It provides investors, insureds and insurance organizations with the latest insights on the evolution of solar facility risk and mitigation strategies.

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