With Renewables.org, you can help fund solar energy across India and Africa, create a powerful carbon impact, and get paid back monthly, over five years.
Your funds will help Global South solar developers build where CO2 emissions are growing but poor access to affordable financing slows solar adoption.
I believe that it can be a total game changer because of its philanthropic value proposition! Keyur Ahujavia Twitter
I see Renewables.org as the marriage of two ideas I've loved for years: micro-lending, and commercial-scale solar. Joseph Hamlinvia Product Hunt
I micro-loaned $200 in solar energy through Renewables.org, an innovative project inspired by the micro-lending platform kiva.org. Paul Subzakvia Twitter
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The concept of applying the Kiva model to support renewable energy projects is truly inspiring. Albert Marashivia Product Hunt
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Renewables.org is the single best solution for companies and individuals to invest in solar. I am very impressed. May the nonprofit go from strength to strength. Bernadette Anne Cusackvia LinkedIn
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Right now, you can make one of—if not the —most climate positive investments out there through Renewables.org. Marcella Musevia LinkedIn
The Renewables model is very similar to Kiva - put in as little as $25 (or more!), they'll invest in solar projects and you'll get your money back over 5 years paid by the returns from those projects. Sunil Chandravia LinkedIn
My little set of twelve panels purchased over the last three months has cost me substantially less than my caffeine dependency and is doing a whole heap more good. Faith Colemanvia LinkedIn
