Green Economy

The commitment of The Maysen Group Trust (MGT) towards fostering sustainable development and mitigating carbon emissions is evidenced through its steadfast investments in an array of projects and enterprises. 

These initiatives are strategically designed to propel the transition towards a more environmentally conscious future. MGT's investments encompass:

• Renewable Energy: MGT directs investments into pioneering projects that conceptualize, develop, and deploy renewable energy technologies, such as solar, wind, and hydro power. This strategic direction not only curtails reliance on fossil fuels but also mounts a robust response against the global challenge of climate change.

• Waste Management: Recognizing the profound impact of responsible waste management, MGT supports projects that emphasize the reduction, reuse, and recycling of waste. These endeavors substantially contribute to the conservation of precious natural resources while acting as a safeguard for the environment.

• Sustainable Agriculture: MGT takes an active stance in backing projects that advocate for sustainable agricultural practices, including organic farming and crop rotation. These practices yield multi-faceted benefits, including the mitigation of soil erosion, the enhancement of water quality, and the preservation of biodiversity.

 MGT's ethos rests upon recognizing the indispensability of the green economy for securing a sustainable future. By investing in the green economy, MGT is instrumental in fostering a world that is cleaner, healthier, and more prosperous for all.
To date, MGT has allocated substantial resources amounting to approximately $1.3 billion across green economy projects. This footprint spans regions like Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, the United States, and Latin America. 

The Trust's involvement in these projects encompasses diverse modalities, including partnerships, project financing, underwriting, and syndications.
These investments ripple through the fabric of environmental betterment, leading to the reduction of carbon emissions, the augmentation of air quality, and the safeguarding of our shared ecosystem.