Want to Fight Climate Change and Get Paid for It? Mynt Has a Plug for You

Let’s say you want to help the planet. You also want to make some money. Historically, this has been... tricky. Investing in clean energy infrastructure has felt about as accessible as buying a solar farm in the Alps. But what if you could invest in a real, tangible, Earth-saving project for the price of a nice dinner?

Welcome to the Mynt Systems + Climatize EV charging micro-hub.

Santa Cruz-based Mynt Systems, known for building high-performance, energy-efficient projects, is now spearheading an EV infrastructure site in West Sacramento. Not just any site: it’s a high-visibility location with 100,000 cars passing daily and 10 hyper-fast EV chargers being installed. The kicker? They're teaming up with a car wash that recycles 99% of its water. Yes, it's like if a Tesla Supercharger married a LEED-certified spa.

And now, the plot twist: You can invest. Like, actually you.

Thanks to Climatize, a climate-focused fintech app, this project is being crowdfunded. That means you can put in as little as $100 and be part of building the future of clean transportation.

Here are the deal specs:

  • 9% annual interest

  • Quarterly repayments over 7 years

  • $100 minimum investment

  • Only $30K left to raise — funding ends May 28

It’s one of the first EV charging projects ever crowdfunded, and it’s not some abstract green bond. It's a real place. With real impact. And real money in your pocket.

So yeah — planet-saving capitalism? It's happening in a West Sac parking lot, and the future is plugged in. Want in?

Doug Ericksonmynt, climatizeComment