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Beazley plc (London) has agreed to acquire kWh Analytics, a renewable energy MGA focused on risk analytics and insurance for clean energy assets. Beazley says the acquisition supports its transition underwriting strategy and expands capabilities in modeling, underwriting and risk management for renewable energy portfolios.
Adrian Cox, CEO, Beazley.
Following completion of the transaction, kWh Analytics will be integrated into Beazley’s Marine, Accident & Political Risks (MAP) underwriting group. Jason Kaminsky, CEO, kWh Analytics, will report to Tim Turner, Group Head, MAP, Beazley plc and be a key part of the transition underwriting strategy led by Kelly Malynn.
“The energy transition represents one of the most significant opportunities for the specialty insurance market,” says Adrian Cox, CEO, Beazley plc. “At Beazley, we see transition underwriting as a dynamic, long‑term driver of structural growth, with investment in the energy transition projected to reach multiple trillions in the next decade. kWh Analytics’ reputation as an innovative player in the renewable energy space is well established, and this acquisition reflects our continued investment in the capabilities needed to support our transition clients with solutions to complex risk. I’m excited to work with the fantastic team at kWh Analytics.”
Right Partner to Scale the Mission
“Joining Beazley represents an exciting new chapter for kWh Analytics,” says Jason Kaminsky, CEO, kWh Analytics. “Beazley’s global reach and commitment to innovation make them the right partner to scale our mission.”
Jason Kaminski, CEO, kWh Analytics.
Evercore Partners International LLP served as financial adviser to Beazley on the transaction. Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP acted as legal adviser to Beazley, while McDermott Will & Schulte LLP served as legal adviser to kWh Analytics.
Beazley is a specialty insurer operating through multiple global platforms and managing several syndicates at Lloyd’s of London. The company reported gross premiums written of $6.1 billion in 2025 and offers products including financial lines, cyber, property, marine and aviation, reinsurance and contingency coverage.
kWh Analytics provides data analytics and insurance services for renewable energy assets through its subsidiary Solar Energy Insurance Services. Its database includes performance data from more than 300,000 renewable energy assets and more than $150 billion in loss data.
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