"As a 211-year-old insurer and asset manager, we view the transition to a greener society as a business imperative, and we are doing our part," Christopher Swift, The Hartford's chairman and CEO, said in a release. "We are demonstrating our environmental commitment through our actions across the business, ranging from insurance solutions that encourage sustainable construction to investments by the company in renewable energy. "As a 211-year-old insurer and asset manager, we view the transition to a greener society as a business imperative, and we are doing our part," Christopher Swift, The Hartford's chairman and CEO, said in a release. "We are demonstrating our environmental commitment through our actions across the business, ranging from insurance solutions that encourage sustainable construction to investments by the company in renewable energy." (Credit: tanaonte/Adobe Stock)

Building on its previous climate change pledges, The Hartford is investing $2.5 billion during the coming five years in technology, companies and funds that advance "energy transition and address climate change," the insurance company reported.

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