Ener2Crowd, the leading platform in Italy and Spain for financing sustainable energy investments, has reached a historic milestone by surpassing €50 million raised to finance renewable energy and energy efficiency projects.
In total, the company has financed 216 fully green projects, enabling the installation of 261.60 MWp of renewable capacity. The average return obtained by investors in these initiatives, known as GreenVestors, stands at 8.01%. To date, Ener2Crowd has already repaid more than €19 million of the loaned capital to investors, along with €3.24 million in gross interest, demonstrating the strength and reliability of its investment model.
In addition, these projects have helped prevent the emission of 1,144,065 tons of CO₂ into the atmosphere, an environmental impact equivalent to removing more than 400,000 vehicles from the roads for one year.
“This €50 million milestone proves that sustainable investing is not only an urgent necessity for our planet but also a real opportunity to achieve attractive returns for investors. Every euro invested through our platform directly contributes to accelerating the energy transition and building a fairer, more sustainable future, while generating higher yields than traditional savings products,” explains Alessandro Miori, country manager of Ener2Crowd in Spain.
The financed projects cover a wide range of sustainable initiatives: renewable energy plants (photovoltaic, wind, biogas/biomethane, and hydrogen), both for general use and industrial companies; industrial energy efficiency projects, including co/trigeneration systems, LED lighting, heat pumps, and optimization of production processes; sustainable industrial investments with the introduction of eco-friendly materials and decarbonization upgrades; and sustainable real estate rehabilitation to increase the energy efficiency of existing buildings or to develop NZEB (Nearly Zero Energy Buildings).
Spain has consolidated its position as Ener2Crowd’s second most important market, accounting for approximately 10% of its investor community, following Italy, which concentrates 85% of users. The platform currently has more than 16,000 registered investors across Europe, the United States, Mexico, and the United Arab Emirates.
Expanded social and environmental commitment
Beyond the direct impact of the projects financed, Ener2Crowd has developed complementary initiatives through its “Energy Forest” program. In collaboration with various organizations, the platform has supported reforestation and social development projects such as TreeNation, with 29,585 trees planted; zeroCO2, with 938 trees planted and 5 social projects supported in Tanzania, Guatemala, Italy, and Peru; and Apadrina un Olivo, with 15 century-old olive trees sponsored in Spain.
“Being a GreenVestor means much more than achieving a return. It also means making a positive impact on society and the planet. With this €50 million milestone, we have shown that it is possible to democratize access to sustainable investments and accelerate the energy transition in a collaborative way,” highlights Niccolò Sovico, co-founder and CEO of Ener2Crowd.
About Ener2Crowd
Ener2Crowd is the leading platform in Italy, with Spain as its second market, for sustainable investments, enabling individuals and companies to finance 100% green projects that contribute to reducing CO₂ emissions and promoting a more sustainable future.
Founded in 2018 by four partners with extensive experience in complementary sectors, Ener2Crowd has raised a total of €1.32 million in two funding rounds, consolidating its position as a pioneer in the sustainable crowdinvesting sector.
Ener2Crowd is a Società Benefit under Italian law, equivalent to a Sociedad de Beneficio e Interés Común (SBIC) in Spain. This means that, in addition to pursuing economic goals, the company is committed to generating a positive impact on society and the environment, integrating common-benefit purposes into its corporate mission.
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