This Earth Week, your investment in clean energy goes twice as far. From Monday, April 21 to Saturday, April 26, Renewables.org will match every Global South solar investment — up to $250 per person — thanks to a $10,000 matching grant from a generous corporate donor.

Ever wonder what exactly happens when you make an investment in Global South solar via Renewables.org? Cofounder Lassor Feasley walks us through a diagram that simplifies exactly how funds move through Renewables.org to help enable Global South solar development.

Renewables.org experienced strong growth in recurring investments through our 'Auto Invest' and 'Auto Redeploy' programs, as well as an increase in repeat investors making second and third investments.

How Did Users Spend Their Repayments?We recently analyzed our 2024 performance data, and one trend stood out: most users either reinvest their repayments or let their balance grow, while only a small fraction withdraw.

We recently took a deep dive into our 2024 performance, and want to share some of the most compelling insights with our community.

Earn 20% of the first investment made by anyone who signs up for Renewables.org through your Public Rooftop profile link, helping you spread the word about Global South solar while pocketing some cash.

Expand your Renewables.org Rooftop and put a $25 Global South solar investment in the pocket of the climate enthusiasts in your life, free!

Renewables.org's new feature for sharing impact summaries led some Global South solar developers to mistake users for potential investors, highlighting the urgent need for scalable financing solutions.

The partnership plans to use gift cards with built-in carbon reductions to increase investment in clean energy for developing countries

This Earth Day, We Recycle Solar proudly announces a pivotal partnership in clean energy development with Renewables.org.

Cofounder Lassor Feasley reflects on the past year of building Renewables.org

Renewables.org launches gift cards in time for the holidays.

Renewables.org has publicly released its 'Impact Multiplier' Calculator, a tool that quantifies the carbon-reduction impact of investing in solar projects in emerging markets compared to the United States.

Renewables.org cofounder Premal Shah discusses why he is working to accelerate emerging market solar development. He also examines the parallels between his work cofounding Kiva.org and the Renewables.org model.