Powering the Renewolution
When we started CLEANPACT, our question was simple but unsettling:
Why is the energy transition moving so slowly when we already have the technology to power the world sustainably?
Solar, wind, hydrogen, storage - they’re not science fiction anymore. The bottleneck isn’t innovation.
It’s capital - and more importantly, trust.
Each year, the world invests roughly $1.2 trillion into renewables, yet the International Energy Agency warns we need ~$4 trillion more annually to stay on track for Net Zero 2050.
This is not a gap of imagination - it’s a gap of coordination, credibility, and accessibility.
That’s why we built CLEANPACT.
Our mission is to connect untapped capital with unbanked climate infrastructure, making clean energy investment trusted, measurable, and open to all.
1. The Problem We’re Solving: The Trust Deficit in the Energy Transition
The renewable revolution (what we call the "Renewolution") is inevitable - but not yet investable at scale.
Despite record flows into ESG funds, only a fraction reaches real projects on the ground.
Why? Because between the rooftop in Bogotá and the fund manager in Zurich, there are too many barriers: opaque structures, fragmented data, small project sizes, and inconsistent ESG standards.
At the same time, brands and corporations are under immense pressure to prove sustainability beyond marketing slogans.
They need authentic, verifiable action - not just offsets.
And investors - from institutions to families - are looking for returns with purpose.
They want to fund the future, but without sacrificing performance or transparency.
CLEANPACT exists at that intersection.
We’re building a marketplace of credibility, powered by data, backed by brands, and anchored in institutional-grade finance.
2. Our Vision: From Green Pledges to Green Assets
CLEANPACT is not another ESG fund or crowdfunding portal.
It’s a new category: a brand-backed renewable energy platform.
Think of it as the bridge between finance, technology, and reputation.
- Brands contribute their credibility, infrastructure, or funding to co-sponsor projects.
- Developers bring in investment-ready renewable assets.
- Investors - institutional, qualified, and eventually retail - finance these projects through a fully digital and transparent platform.
Every investment becomes a story of measurable impact - verified production data, carbon avoidance, and financial performance displayed in real time.
Each project is securitized into an ISIN-registered instrument and managed through regulated partners, ensuring institutional quality from day one.
This model fuses the trust of brands, the transparency of technology, and the rigor of finance - a combination we call the Renewolution.
3. The Masterplan: From Risk to Reality
Like all revolutions, the Renewolution unfolds in phases - each designed to reinforce the next.
Every clean-energy vision eventually collides with the same barrier: risk.
Not the technological risk - solar panels, turbines, and batteries work perfectly well - but the financial and operational uncertainty that keeps institutional capital sitting on the sidelines.
To make projects actually happen, the first phase of the CLEANPACT Masterplan is to embed insurance into the DNA of green investing.
Phase 1 - Unlock Real Projects Through Insurance-Backed De-Risking
Our first mission is not marketing, nor visibility.
It is to deploy capital into real, bankable renewable projects - and the fastest way to do that is by aligning with the one industry that already masters risk: insurance.
Why insurance matters
The world’s insurers manage over $41 trillion in assets (Source: Swiss Re Sigma 2025).
If even 1 percent of that balance sheet were redirected into renewable infrastructure, it would finance over $400 billion.
Insurers are already under pressure to decarbonize their portfolios, reduce exposure to climate-driven claims, and meet EU Taxonomy, CSRD, and SFDR obligations.
Yet most lack standardized, transparent access to investable projects.
CLEANPACT fills that void by creating a data-verified, auditable pipeline of de-risked renewable assets structured in ways insurers can understand - and participate in.
How it works
We partner with insurers at three levels of engagement:
- As Underwriters of Risk
- Parametric and performance-guarantee covers protect against revenue volatility, irradiation variance, or construction delays.
- These policies make projects “investment-grade,” lowering cost of capital by 50–150 bps versus uninsured equivalents (CLEANPACT analysis; Munich Re Renewables Outlook 2024).
- As Co-Investors and Asset Managers
- Insurance balance sheets gain access to securitized, ISIN-listed green assets that match long-duration liabilities.
- A 20-year solar PPA yielding 7–8 % unlevered IRR behaves much like an infrastructure bond - but with positive climate exposure instead of carbon risk.
- As Distribution Partners
- Retail and corporate clients of insurers can invest in the same underlying projects via CLEANPACT-issued notes or dedicated ESG policies.
- This transforms traditional insurance products into impact-linked savings vehicles, creating new revenue lines for insurers while democratizing access for customers.
In short: insurance converts renewable energy from a speculative asset class into a quantified, insurable, and investable product.
Proof of concept: the insurance-energy nexus
“For every dollar insured, six dollars of private investment follow.” (Source: UNEP FI & OECD Green Finance Report 2024)
That’s the multiplier CLEANPACT is building on.
By integrating parametric coverage (for wind speed, solar irradiation, or temperature anomalies) and performance-based reinsurance directly into our project structures, we can release institutional capital that has so far remained frozen behind compliance walls.
Our partnership model is already under discussion with several European and Asian insurers exploring renewable infrastructure as a new asset class - not as CSR, but as core portfolio allocation.
What this enables
- Faster project close – insured revenue streams shorten due-diligence timelines by up to 30 %.
- Lower financing cost – insured IRRs rise from 7 % to 8–9 % equivalent due to reduced risk premiums.
- Regulatory capital relief – Solvency II recognizes certain infrastructure exposures as lower-risk when insured and ESG-aligned.
- Real-time risk monitoring – CLEANPACT’s IoT and blockchain layers feed performance data directly to insurers, turning static policies into living, data-driven instruments.
Together, these mechanics make mid-size renewable projects bankable at scale - exactly the segment most ignored by current financing models.
Phase 2 - Scale With Institutional and Brand Capital
Once the insurance backbone is in place, CLEANPACT will scale from dozens to hundreds of projects.
Insurers’ co-investment creates validation; brands add visibility; institutional investors bring depth.
- Projects will be securitized into ISIN-linked securities, tradable through established custodians.
- Each project page on the CLEANPACT platform will display not only yield and impact metrics but also its insurance coverage stack - revenue guarantee, construction cover, PPA default insurance - giving investors unprecedented transparency on downside protection.
- Partnerships with reinsurers and brokers will standardize templates so that renewable energy becomes a repeatable, insurable asset class.
By 2027, our target is to have >250 MW of insured renewable assets financed through CLEANPACT, representing more than CHF 0.5 billion in deployed capital.
Phase 3 - Democratize Access and Liquidity
With institutional and insurance layers mature, the platform will open to qualified and retail investors.
For the first time, individuals will be able to invest in insurance-backed clean-energy notes starting from CHF 1'000 - combining the safety profile of fixed-income instruments with the impact of direct infrastructure ownership.
The long-term vision is to make sustainable investment as secure and familiar as an insurance policy.
When people buy protection for their future, they will also be funding it.
4. Why Insurance-Led Climate Finance Changes Everything
The integration of insurance into renewable finance isn’t just risk management - it’s market architecture.
According to the World Economic Forum (2025), parametric insurance could unlock $3 trillion in private climate investmentthis decade by providing measurable downside protection.
That’s nearly the entire annual shortfall in the Net-Zero pathway.
By embedding insurers at the core of project structuring, CLEANPACT transforms uncertainty into actuarial certainty.
This allows institutional investors - and eventually the public - to engage with renewable infrastructure not as a high-risk ESG bet, but as a stable, data-verified asset class.
The outcome is a virtuous loop:
Insurers de-risk → Investors invest → Developers build → Insurers gain new data → Risk reduces further.
That’s the Renewolution Flywheel in motion.
5. The Road Ahead: From De-risked Projects to a De-risked Planet
Our work doesn’t end with financing projects - it begins there.
The real measure of success will be when insurance, capital, and climate data operate in a single loop: where every new project financed makes the next one safer, faster, and cheaper to build.
That’s when the Renewolution becomes self-sustaining.
Over the next five years, CLEANPACT will expand this model globally - from pilot projects in Europe and Latin America to regional clusters of solar, wind, and hybrid systems financed under unified insurance standards.
Our partnerships with reinsurers, institutional investors, and brand sponsors will turn those clusters into new asset classes - insured, securitized, and tradable.
Each project financed on CLEANPACT will feed real-time operational data back to our insurance partners and investors.
Each new data point refines risk models, lowers premiums, and attracts more capital.
It’s not just infrastructure - it’s a learning organism for climate finance.
By 2030, our ambition is to channel over CHF 2 billion of insured green capital through the platform - equivalent to avoiding several million tons of CO₂ - while proving that clean energy can outperform traditional finance on both risk and return.
6. Beyond 2030: Building the Infrastructure of Trust
Phase 3 opens the door to retail access; Phase 4 unlocks something larger - a new financial infrastructure.
Once insurance data, project telemetry, and capital flows live on a common digital backbone, CLEANPACT will evolve into a global operating system for sustainable investment:
- A live registry of insured climate assets, transparent and auditable.
- A marketplace of brands and citizens, co-owning the energy transition.
- A continuous feedback loop where premiums, yields, and impact adjust dynamically as real-world risk declines.
When risk itself becomes measurable and tradable, sustainability stops being a moral choice and becomes a rational market outcome.
That’s the future we are building - one in which the planet’s biggest challenge becomes its safest investment.
7. A Call to the Builders
The Renewolution won’t be won by any one company.
It will be won by those willing to collaborate across old boundaries - insurers who think like innovators, investors who act like partners, and brands that lead with purpose.
If you manage capital, let it work for the climate.
If you manage risk, help quantify it.
If you manage a brand, give it meaning by powering real impact.
Because the fastest way to de-risk the planet is to make risk itself investable.
That’s what CLEANPACT stands for.
That’s the Renewolution.