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The Hartford & UConn: Heat & Energy Research

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The Hartford and UConn partner to combat heat-related risks, investing $1.5 million in the Korey Stringer Institute and launching a sustainability research fellowship. This initiative aims to prevent losses through research and address data centers power demands, as customers and brokers seek coverage for these setups.

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It's April 14th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Hartford News today, your AI-powered local news. The Hartford just teamed up with Yukon to shield workers from Killer Heat, both sudden blast and long-term grind. Their porn philanthropic cash into the Cory Stringer Institute, honoring the NFL Mime Men who die from heatstroke back in 2001. Plus, a new fellowship with Yukon's environment and energy crew focuses on smart energy fixes. This kicks off with an initial nearly $200,000, part of a bigger $1.5 million commitment through 2000. 29. They've already backed scholarships and housing for Yukon Hartford's downtown spot. The Hartford's president, A. Morris Tooker, calls it a game-changer for insurance, shifting from just paying claims to straight-up preventing losses through research. On the energy side, they're launching the Hartford Sustainability Research Fellowship in the Engineering College. As zeros in on data centers power hunger, think batteries, fuel cells, renewables, and

mini-grids, plus the fresh risks they bring. Customers and brokers are hitting them apart for coverage on these setups, so this partnership arms everyone better as tech booms and heatwaves. Rage on.

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