InfraSure helps investors examine losses insurance may leave uncovered
InfraSure's proposed workflow starts with an energy asset and follows a physical hazard through insurance coverage and debt. For an investor or lender, that can turn a broad risk score into a more practical question: how much loss might the project itself have to absorb?
From a portfolio to an individual asset
InfraSure presents its platform as a way to screen locations, examine individual assets and compare possible responses. Its intended users include infrastructure investors, lenders and brokers, according to Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator, which selected the company for its summer 2025 cohort.
The company's website uses illustrative portfolio and asset views; the analysis available for a particular asset depends on its data, technology and model scope.
The loss left behind
The screening stage puts locations, grid regions and physical-risk patterns alongside expected loss and revenue. A user can then examine an asset's equipment and assumptions, including modeled loss before insurance, loss covered by insurance and loss retained by the owner.
That distinction matters because buying insurance does not necessarily transfer every potential loss. InfraSure's approach is to place the remaining exposure beside the project's financing, including tests of loan terms.