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    The green energy multimillionaires taking over the Young Rich List

    US-based investor and Young Rich List debutant Gregory Green made an estimated $100 million after selling his share of a landfill gas developer.

    Michael BaileyRich List co-editor
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    Gregory Green leads a new breed of green energy entrepreneurs on the Financial Review Young Rich List, after the 37-year-old from a northern NSW sugarcane family sold his share of a landfill gas developer for a nine-figure sum.

    Green was one of four partners at Atlanta-based MAS Energy when its portfolio of seven landfill gas-based projects, mainly in the American Midwest, was bought by Los Angeles-based infrastructure developer CIM Group in September 2022.

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    Michael Bailey
    Michael BaileyRich List co-editorMichael Bailey writes on entrepreneurship and the arts. He is also responsible for the Financial Review's Rich Lists. He is based in Sydney. Connect with Michael on Twitter. Email Michael at m.bailey@afr.com

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