US wind losses to increase by 10%-20% by 2050: KCC
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US wind losses to increase by 10%-20% by 2050: KCC

Rachel Dalton
07 December 2022
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US wind losses could increase by 10%-20% by 2050 due to the impact of climate change, according to the latest models from Karen Clark & Company (KCC).

The modelling firm last week introduced new climate-conditioned catalogues for hurricane, flood and wildfire, including three views for 2050.

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