Energise Africa have consistently performed well, having used them to invest since 2018. Their online platform, their management of these emerging market bonds, and their comms when things don't work... See more
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Energise Africa have consistently performed well, having used them to invest since 2018. Their online platform, their management of these emerging market bonds, and their comms when things don't work... See more
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Very easy to invest in projects that do good in Africa and help the climate, within a tax-free IFISA. The platform makes keeping track of all one's investments very easy. Obviously with this type of i... See more
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Energise Africa enables small or larger investors to invest money in African projects to provide solar energy to small villages and businesses. Most African villages have no energy sources. This is... See more
I've used the platform for some years to put money to good use for renewable energy in Africa. Interest rates are good, but that reflects the increased risk of these projects, and I have lost signifi... See more
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Put your money to work fighting climate change. Target up to 8% annual returns investing in companies that provide solar energy access to African families. Start with as little as £50. Don’t invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high - risk investment and you are unlikely to be protected if something goes wrong.
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Energise Africa has lived up to my expectations, I feel proud to be a small part of it.
Energise Africa have consistently performed well, having used them to invest since 2018. Their online platform, their management of these emerging market bonds, and their comms when things don't work out with the investee, have all been consistently good.

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Easy to invest small amounts in worthwhile community projects

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Great to see the projects where my money can help people to improve there lives

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Energise Africa enables small or larger investors to invest money in African projects to provide solar energy to small villages and businesses. Most African villages have no energy sources. This is an alternative to just making donations to charities. Hopefully the investments will bring in some income and not be lost.
Really making a difference and earning a return!
Pleased to be helping poorer communities to have better lives

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Very happy with ethics and product of investment I have made. Communication from Energise Africa is always clear and comprehensive. Website easy to use.

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A good way to invest in sustainable enterprises in Africa and Asia via a stocks and shares ISA. Processes are a bit clunky sometimes and you're expected to reinvest in more good opportunities rather than extract your money, but the rates are good and you feel you've done a little bit of good in a world torn apart by fossil-fueled psychopaths.

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Very easy to invest in projects that do good in Africa and help the climate, within a tax-free IFISA. The platform makes keeping track of all one's investments very easy. Obviously with this type of investment, there are risks that companies may default, which is why spreading one's capital across a range of investments within the platform makes sense. There are no charges. Just do not expect to be able to get at the money earlier than the specified repayment dates.

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The purpose behind this investment platform is what makes it all worthwhile. The website and staff have been very pleasant to deal with. I would suggest opting for bonds that are secured.
Easy to use platform providing a variety of impactful investments. Provides good information.

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I've used the platform for some years to put money to good use for renewable energy in Africa. Interest rates are good, but that reflects the increased risk of these projects, and I have lost significant sums with some over the years. Investors are repeatedly warned of this risk.
The process of application is fairly straightforward, though you're made to download the offer document twice, to make sure you understand the risks. It's useful that you can invest in an ISA.

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I've been investing with Energise Africa for years and have built up a high trust.

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Straightforward; warnings given, then you can go with it or not.

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