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Definition:
Electricity Insurance is a term that refers to insurance policies for protecting against potential loss due to certain types of electrical hazards such as lightning, electrical surges, and voltage spikes. Example Sentence: As the weather outside heats up, I suddenly remember an urgent call from my old friend about an impending power outage at our house. "Electricity Insurance," I thought to myself, as I mentally assessed all possible scenarios for potential damage. I looked at all of my insurance policies and found a clause that might help protect us in case there was a severe storm or lightning strike. I called the local utility company and explained the situation. They provided me with a list of power outages they have experience with, as well as suggestions on how to handle them if we did need such an intervention. But just then, I heard a loud boom in my backyard and immediately knew that there was some sort of electrical fault or malfunctioning. My panic grew as I realized it might be the perfect opportunity for me to purchase an electric power outage insurance policy. I looked through my policy and found something that caught my attention. It stated that if the damage was severe enough, we could receive a full refund on our claim and even get a certificate of insurance to prove it occurred due to electrical issues. I felt both relieved and intrigued by this new insurance option, knowing that at least we had some protection against unexpected electrical disasters.
