A comprehensive selection of Exchange-Traded Funds focused on Environmental, Social, and Governance criteria. These funds allow investors to align their portfolios with ethical values while seeking competitive long-term financial returns through diversified holdings in sustainable companies.
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One of the oldest and most established ESG funds, tracking the MSCI KLD 400 Social Index. It excludes companies involved in tobacco, alcohol, gambling, and weapons, providing a broad market exposure with strict ethical screening criteria.
Designed for broad U.S. equity exposure while avoiding companies with the highest ESG risk ratings. It offers low fees and significant diversification, making it an ideal core holding for investors seeking sustainable market-wide performance.
Focuses on companies with lower carbon exposure relative to the global equity market. This ETF is ideal for climate-conscious investors who want to minimize carbon footprint while maintaining global diversification across developed and emerging markets.
Provides exposure to global clean energy companies, including wind and solar power producers. As the world transitions to renewable resources, this fund offers targeted growth potential in the rapidly expanding green energy sector.
Tracks the S&P 500 ESG Index, applying material ESG criteria to major U.S. large-cap stocks. It replaces companies in the traditional S&P 500 with those meeting higher sustainability standards, offering a familiar benchmark with an ethical twist.
Tracks the MAC Global Solar Energy Index, concentrating on companies engaged in solar photovoltaic energy. It is a thematic play on the solar industry, offering high growth potential but with higher volatility due to sector specificity.
Offers exposure to international developed markets with ESG considerations. Investors can diversify away from the U.S. market while ensuring their international holdings adhere to strict environmental and social governance standards.
Focuses on emerging market equities that meet specific ESG criteria. This fund allows investors to participate in the growth of developing economies while avoiding companies with poor labor, human rights, or environmental practices.
Aims to reduce carbon intensity relative to the benchmark while maintaining similar risk and return characteristics. It is suitable for investors who want to minimize climate risk without significantly altering their U.S. equity allocation strategy.
Actively managed fund that integrates ESG factors with fundamental analysis. It seeks to outperform traditional ESG indices by selecting companies that are leaders in sustainability while demonstrating strong financial fundamentals.
Provides global equity exposure excluding industries like fossil fuels and weapons. While primarily available outside the U.S., it is a key vehicle for international investors seeking broad market ESG coverage with low fees.
Focuses on companies with the lowest carbon emissions intensity in the U.S. market. It offers a more aggressive carbon-reduction approach than broader ESG funds, targeting industries transitioning away from carbon-heavy operations.
Tracks an index of large-cap U.S. stocks with favorable ESG profiles. It offers a rules-based approach to ESG investing, ensuring consistent screening while maintaining liquidity and broad exposure to the largest American companies.
Aligned with the Paris Agreement goals, this ETF targets carbon neutrality by 2050. It dynamically adjusts its portfolio to reduce carbon footprint over time, appealing to investors with specific long-term climate alignment goals.
Focuses on companies benefiting from the transition to a cleaner energy economy. It includes manufacturers of advanced vehicles and batteries, as well as smart grid and solar components, offering diversified exposure to green tech.
Invests in companies involved in water infrastructure, utilities, and technology. As water scarcity becomes a critical global issue, this fund offers exposure to businesses providing essential solutions for sustainable water management.
While technically a mutual fund, its ETF counterpart VFTX is widely tracked. It employs a negative screening process to exclude companies involved in controversial weapons, tobacco, and alcohol, ensuring ethical alignment.
Uses an equal-weighting methodology to reduce concentration risk in mega-cap tech stocks often dominant in ESG funds. It provides a more balanced exposure to small, mid, and large-cap sustainable companies across various sectors.
Excludes all companies with fossil fuel reserves from a global equity benchmark. It offers broad diversification away from traditional energy giants, capturing growth in other industries while mitigating stranded asset risks.