Energize Africa is a fantastic way of supporting people in a sustainable way. I started with a relatively small investment and just keep reinvesting the interest and principal amount. I am not doing t... See more
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Too many companies going bust in the past and losing investors money. Companies clearly not assessed properly, hopefully this will change
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
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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 enables you to invest directly in de-risked projects that brigh clean energy access.
- Register an account with Energise Africa and you can join thousands of UK investors who are investing from as little as £50 to support pioneering businesses bringing clean, solar energy access to off-grid homes in sub-Saharan Africa, targeting returns of up to 8%. 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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The Old Music Hall, 106 - 108 Cowley Road,, OX4 1JE, Oxford, United Kingdom
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Simple sign up and investment process
Simple sign up and investment process. The investments are so worthwhile giving people Africa the chance to improve their lives and grow businesses.

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Good organisation doing good stuff
This is a good organisation doing good things and am happy to be involved with it. Once it is set up it seems easy to use. Of course there is risk and that is not in any way hidden. They seem good at telling you when things are not going to plan but have (significant) further work to do in explaining what is going on to those of us who do not understand finance
Interesting Investment
I am a small time investor in projects and good causes and this fits the bill perfectly

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I have been using the Energise Africa…
I have been using the Energise Africa platform for about 4 years investing several thousand pounds in various projects. So far I have never had a missed payment. The platform can be a bit clunky to negotiate at times but as an investment vehicle for interesting green development projects I cannot fault it.

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I am delighted to find this investment…
I am delighted to find this investment opportunity.
Ana

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Thank you so much for allowing me to…
Thank you so much for allowing me to make ethical investments

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EA are great: Very efficient and insist on the…
Very efficient and insist on the disclosure document being read or at least downloaded.
Once registered the organization is impressive even from the antipodes. The offers are often relatively small so I sometimes miss out as the notification is times for UK investors.
Putting some money into slightly risky investments while probably doing good in a global fashion is easy at EnergiseAfrica.

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Straightforward clear and worthwhile
This was the latest investment I have made with Energise Africa. Each time it has been straightforward to action, clear what I am investing in and the nature of these bonds.

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Four (so far) out of my 15 investments…
Four (so far) out of my 15 investments are no longer meeting their capital and interest payment obligations.
There is no positive news coming from the platform. They ought to be totally transparent and report on how many previous investments are failing to meet their obligations
This is an increasingly risky area of investment, and with domestic inflation rates at 10%, you can invest your capital much more safely than this.
Update as of 11 November 2022. So this week I was informed by Energise Africa that Redavia in which I have bonds in two issues have gone into liquidation. The most recent bond issue was May this year. I have potentially lost £3600 on this I'll fated venture. By the way it seems the physical assets of the companies are squirrelled away in other entities. BEWARE!

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It wasn't until I called you that I…
It wasn't until I called you that I discovered the business account name had to be in capital letters i.e. SHAREIN LTD. Please make this clear. Also I want my investment to be in an ISA wrapper. Can you confirm this will happen. Thank you

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More people should be aware of this type of investment, in the UK most of our pension schemes are still investing in fossil fuels and we have to move away from that to renewable energies.
This ethical investment platform does a great job in facilitating solar power to developing countries. The end result of an investment is to displace fossil fuels like kerosene for lighting, reduce CO2 emissions and create a healthier environment for many as using kerosene indoors is not good for the good of those breathing the resulting fumes. As you will see from some of the projects the benefits of solar PV are also now extended to the business sectors and the investments on offer allow users like me to feel like I'm doing some good with my money....something I do not feel if it is languishing in a bank or building society.

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Trying to invest on line was a…
Trying to invest on line was a nightmare. Then received excellent help on the phone.

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Clear & easy to use website
Clear & easy to use website - and based on considerable previous experience, usually trouble free, but staff are helpful if anything goes wrong with a transaction.

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Simple and straightforward to use
Simple and straightforward to use, and a good way to contribute to the installation of renewable energy in Africa

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Everything is well explained
Everything is well explained, and nice and straightforward

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