Jellyfish and a solar eclipse just gave insurers a glimpse of a risk that isn't being priced properl

Jellyfish swarms have caused nuclear reactors at France's Gravelines plant to shut down temporarily, highlighting a non-damage business interruption risk linked to climate-driven biological hazards that is not adequately priced by insurers. This event underlines challenges in insuring nuclear outages where no physical damage occurs, exposing a gap in current risk transfer mechanisms for critical energy infrastructure.

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