The selection of ETFs that incorporate sustainability criteria has grown significantly. Investors now have various strategies to choose from. The best-in-class approach includes top-rated companies from all sectors based on ESG criteria. Alternatively, some ETFs use the exclusion method, completely avoiding controversial industries like nuclear energy or weapons manufacturing. Additionally, investors can focus on specific themes such as fair corporate governance, climate protection, or the circular economy.

As of 2022, there are 600 ETFs and 60 Active ETFs dedicated to sustainability, and this number is increasing. With this wide array of sustainable ETFs, investors can now structure their entire portfolio to be environmentally, socially, and climate-friendly. The comprehensive list of all sustainable ETFs provided via this link is based on the EU Disclosure Regulation.