Aon unveils Power Lifecycle Program, boosting up to $2.5B in power project coverage
Sep 28, 2026, 3:21 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The PLP launch broadens Aon's addressable market, improves cross-sell opportunities with digital infrastructure, and reinforces its lifecycle risk platform, which can translate to higher annuity-like revenue and stronger client retention; immediate impact will depend on bookings and mix, but the structural moat improves over 6–12 months.
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Aon introduced the Power Lifecycle Program (PLP), an integrated insurance solution for conventional gas power projects from construction through operations, offering up to $2.5 billion per project. The program consolidates multiple coverages into a single lifecycle framework to reduce gaps and improve capital efficiency, with capacity backed by a London-based panel. It complements Aon’s Data Center Lifecycle Program and signals a broader, lifecycle-driven growth strategy for critical infrastructure risk.
Aon launches Power Lifecycle Program (PLP) for conventional gas power projects.
Offers up to $2.5B coverage for construction/test/commissioning and early operations.
Consolidates risk-transfer into a lifecycle model, improving continuity and capital efficiency.
Data Center Lifecycle Program expansion to $5B capacity in July 2026 enhances overall infrastructure coverage.
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