7 Tortoise ETFs

Tortoise runs 7 US-listed ETFs, from TPYP in 2015. The median Tortoise ETF charges 0.65% a year, and 2 charge 0.40%.

Assets$1.88BAcross all 7 funds

Weighted expense ratio0.60%

ETFs since2015

Launched in 202602 in the last 12 months

Grades

A0B2C3D2F0—0not graded

Every Tortoise ETF

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Every Tortoise ETF. Select a column heading to sort.
Grade
C	North American PipelineTPYP · Oil & Gas ProducersTPYP	Oil & Gas Producers	Cost 0.40%	$886M	1Y +24.4%	5Y +16.9%	Yield 3.24%
D	Energy FundTNGY · US Active SectorTNGY	US Active Sector	Cost 0.85%	$582M	1Y +33.2%	5Y —	Yield 4.08%
B	AI InfrastructureTCAI · AI Data InfrastructureTCAI	AI Data Infrastructure	Cost 0.65%	$205M	1Y +26.6%	5Y —	Yield —
D	Electrification InfrastructureTPZ · InfrastructureTPZ	Infrastructure	Cost 0.85%	$112M	1Y −0.2%	5Y —	Yield 3.99%
B	Global Water FundTBLU · WaterTBLU	Water	Cost 0.40%	$55M	1Y −3.7%	5Y +3.3%	Yield 3.54%
C	MLPTMLP · Energy SectorTMLP	Energy Sector	Cost 0.50%	$37M	1Y —	5Y —	Yield —
C	Nuclear RenaissanceTNUK · Uranium & NuclearTNUK	Uranium & Nuclear	Cost 0.75%	$1M	1Y —	5Y —	Yield 0.00%

Equity

2funds launched in the last 12 months

December 2025

How many ETFs does Tortoise run?: Tortoise runs 7 US-listed ETFs: 7 equity funds, across 7 categories.
What is the largest Tortoise ETF?: Tortoise North American Pipeline ETF (TPYP) is the largest, with $886M in assets. Tortoise Energy Fund (TNGY) is second.
What is the cheapest Tortoise ETF?: 2 Tortoise ETFs charge 0.40% a year, the lowest in the lineup. They include TPYP and TBLU. The median Tortoise ETF charges 0.65%.
What does the Grade on each fund mean?: Each A–F Grade compares a fund with the other funds in its own category, on cost, mission, risk, tradability, holdings and durability. It does not rate Tortoise, and Grades in different categories do not compare.
When did Tortoise launch its first ETF?: Tortoise North American Pipeline ETF (TPYP) launched on Jun 29, 2015. Tortoise has launched no ETFs so far in 2026.