Yieldstreet became Willow Wealth in 2025. Energea specializes in renewable energy project portfolios, while Willow offers funds, managed portfolios, and direct investments across private markets.
Yieldstreet changed its name to Willow Wealth in late 2025; accounts and investments continued under the new brand. Energea is a renewable infrastructure specialist. Willow spans real estate, private credit, private equity, and other strategies.
The practical decision is focus versus breadth. Energea makes the renewable project portfolio the unit of analysis. Willow offers direct deals, diversified funds, and managed portfolios, so minimums, fees, terms, and liquidity vary by product.
Older searches still use Yieldstreet, but current product and disclosure research should use Willow Wealth.
Platform focus: Energea — Renewable energy infrastructure. Willow Wealth — Multiple private-market asset classes.
Ways to invest: Energea — Renewable project portfolios. Willow Wealth — Direct deals, funds, and managed portfolios.
Public starting minimum: Energea — $100; offering terms control. Willow Wealth — Varies by product and offering.
Return drivers: Energea — Electricity sales and project performance. Willow Wealth — Depends on the selected credit, equity, or real estate strategy.
Liquidity: Energea — Limited and offering-dependent. Willow Wealth — Limited and product-dependent.
Energea is simpler to categorize because each offering centers on renewable infrastructure. The investments still require scrutiny of construction, operations, power sales, counterparties, financing, geography, and currency.
Willow offers more product choice. Investors may select individual investments, evergreen funds, or managed portfolios, but must understand the distinct fees, valuations, horizons, and risks.
Yieldstreet remains common in older offering documents, reviews, and account histories. Willow says the 2025 change was a rebrand rather than a sale and that existing accounts and investments continued.
This page retains the historical name for discovery while directing readers to Willow’s current disclosures instead of repeating stale Yieldstreet terms.
Energea may fit if you want focused renewable infrastructure exposure and accept project and international-market risks.
Willow Wealth may fit if you want one platform with several private-market asset classes and levels of portfolio management.
For either platform, compare the current offering documents rather than relying on headline return figures. Review the security being offered, the assets and counterparties underneath it, fees and expenses, expected holding period, distribution policy, redemption or transfer limits, tax reporting, investor eligibility, and the risk of losing principal.
Sources: Energea: Understanding your returns, Willow Wealth: Platform overview, Willow: Yieldstreet rebrand announcement.