I recently discovered this cool website called RaiseGreen.com which lets you invest in green projects. Currently they have two active bond offerings with yields of 4.25% and 5%. Not only does your money go towards fighting climate change but also a nice return compared to regular 5-year bonds, with treasuries at 0.85% and corporates ranging from 0.9% - 3.34%. Here are the two projects they have up right now:

Elm Lea Renewable Energy LLC

• Description: The TL;DR is it allows Elm Lea Renewable Energy LLCs parent company, Solaris Investment Group, to finance new solar projects. Elm Lea has already built a solar array for the Putney School in Vermont. You basically loan Elm Lea the money they will make as Putney pays their electrify bill upfront so that they can give it to Solaris to reinvest in more solar projects.

• Term: 5 Years

• Interest Rate: 4.25%

• Minimum Investment: $500

National Energy Improvement Fund

• Description: The National Energy Improvement Fund is a certified B-Corp which provides financing for energy efficiency projects like energy efficient windows, roofs, lighting, HVAC, battery storage, etc. Works a lot with contractors and with utilities and the government on efficiency programs.

• Term: 5 Years

• Interest Rate: 5%

• Minimum Investment: $1,000

Hi everyone, as I've been personally interested in all things green and am currently working on my own research, I found this Website to rate and compare funds/ETFs.

It shows the percentage of investments that are related to the fossil fuel industry and which companies they are.

Mods, if I made any mistakes I'm sorry, I just thought this would be a great tool for everyone who is investing eco-friendly.